250gr swift 375h&h

[Papabear55]

Anyone have experience with the 250gr a frames in 375 h&h?

 

[PHOENIX PHIL]

No I don’t, but I do with 250gr North Fork softs. I’ve used them on various PG animals with great success. I would NOT use the lighter bullets on DG.

If your intent is to use the 250 Aframes on PG, I think you will be happy with their performance, it’s a great bullet.

That said, developing a 300gr load to be used for anything isn’t a bad idea. The heavier bullet is still at least a 200 yard load.

 

[Papabear55]

No I don’t, but I do with 250gr North Fork softs. I’ve used them on various PG animals with great success. I would NOT use the lighter bullets on DG.

If your intent is to use the 250 Aframes on PG, I think you will be happy with their performance, it’s a great bullet.

That said, developing a 300gr load to be used for anything isn’t a bad idea. The heavier bullet is still at least a 200 yard load.

Was looking at mostly an elk and moose load for now

 

[375er]

I haven't tried them but have never been able to get 250's to shoot all that well in my rifle. I have got an accurate load with 270 gr. SAF that I am taking to Africa in a few months.

 

[Rick HOlbert]

Hello pappabear. Yes sir I have some experience with the 250grn A-Frame in the 375 H&H. I used that bullet in Namibia in 2019 with excellent results on game up to Eland. I only recovered 2 out of 8 shot but those showed perfect expansion and better than 95% weight retention. Funny thing is, on the Eland the bullet exited and lost that bullet. Now days I shoot 300grn bullets in the 375 and use my 9.3X62 for lighter bullets. So, go ahead and use those 250's, They will work just fine for the game you're after.

 

[colorado]

Anyone have experience with the 250gr a frames in 375 h&h?

Yes on elk, work marvelously. They would work on brown bear just as well.