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    235gr bullets for .375?

    Accuracy with 235 grn. bullets My Encore really likes the 235 grn. Barnes bullets with 80 grns. of RL 15. Using a leadsled with 2 bags of shot groups run about 3/4" at 100 yds. for 3 shots. My old Mark X seems to prefer the 235 grn. Speer bullets with 67 grns of 3031. Accuracy is about 1" to...
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    235gr bullets for .375?

    I have used 2 different 235 grain bullets in the 375 H&H. 235 grn Speer and 235 grn Barnes. The Speer bullet is designed for lighter game typically deer. I have used it on whitetail deer with excellent results. The Barnes bullet is typical of what they build. This is a tough bullet that...
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    Factory ammo in .375..

    Nosler 300 gr. partitions were my goto load for getting up cloase and personal with bears in Alaska. Can't say about how they will work in Africa yet but I can say they saved my tail up north more than once. I mostly used handloads at about 2500 fps, however, there are plenty of both factory...
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    Reduced Recoil Safari Ammunition

    Thanks for the info. I like the website. The 225 grn. reduced load for the 375 is spot on for one of my favorite deer loads for the 375.
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    Learning to shoot a 375 H&H

    375 H & H is one of my favorites and one I use for just about everything. I like to use 225 gr. loads for whitetails and 260 grn. loads for larger game in N. America. 260's work well on deer to. I use a light load with the 225's that about duplicates the 375 winchester load ballistics. I...
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    Rifle and Cal choices........

    I've used 375 H & H now for just about everything now for quite some time. Use full power loads for things that bite back and reduced loads for whitetail deer.
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    Greetings to all from Grumpy Griz

    Enjoy African hunting and shooting very much. Also like working with some of the classic calibers used for dangerous game hunting : 375, 416, 458.
 
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