300 gr Silvertip 375 H&H load data

[1peggy]

What bullet load data would you use for 300 gr. Silvertips in a 375 H&H. I am thinking any 300 gr bullet. Thanks

 

[deewayne2003]

Vintage silver tips with aluminum tip or modern like the balistic silver tips?

If the latter I would use Nosler Balistic tip/accubond data.

 

[1peggy]

Vintage silver tips with aluminum tip or modern like the balistic silver tips?

If the latter I would use Nosler Balistic tip/accubond data.

Old ones with aluminum. I have about 130 in boxes.

 

[Clodo Ferreira]

Hi 1peggy,

The classic 300 grs 375H&Hmg load: from 78 to 80 grs of any of the 4350.
I use 80 grs with Hornady and Nosler P 300 grs. Winchester cases, magnum primers.
Get 2500/2550 f/s in my Winchester 70 pre 64 with its original 25" barrel.

Good luck!

 

[1peggy]

Hi 1peggy,

The classic 300 grs 375H&Hmg load: from 78 to 80 grs of any of the 4350.
I use 80 grs with Hornady and Nosler P 300 grs. Winchester cases, magnum primers.
Get 2500/2550 f/s in my Winchester 70 pre 64 with its original 25" barrel.

Good luck!

Thanks

 

[Jonathan Kashouty]

I shoot less than 1 MOA with 300 grain Barnes TSX using 75.5 grains of W760 and CCI 250 primers.
Very accurate load.

 

[jlb1036]

IMR 4350 78 grs fed215 MV 2540 fps

 

[Ray B]

Jack O'Connor printed loads of IMR 4064 for the 375 with both 270 & 300 grain bullets, but my preference is 4350.

 

[Longwalker]

There is nothing special about the old Winchester Silvertip bullets. I'd use any reliable data source for standard 300 gr. cup and core, non boattial, bullet. If jacket material, bearing length and weight are similar, you should expect similar results.