Someone on another forum did a bunch of testing through water filled milk jugs seperated by plywood of various 375 H&H 300g bullets They included the 300g A-Frame, 300g Partition, 300g TSX and finally the 350g Woodleigh SP (before they came out with the HD SP). The A-Frame and TSX performed...
Well my most trusted rifle up until I bought my CZ 550 in 500 Jeffery was my Rem 700 BDL in 270 Win I bought in 1968. Hunted with it for 40 years until I gave it to my son. Killed over a dozen elk, way more deer and 9 bears with it. Never had a fail to function. Slid down a couple of Talus...
I have a 270 Weatherby in a Mark V (150g Partitions at 3200 fps), and a XCR II in 375 Weatherby (not 378, 300g A-Frames at 2800 fps) that weighs 7 1/2 lbs with scope. Neither have a brake. Both are absolutely fine as far as recoil is concerned and accurate too!
I got a cow elk at 225 yards two years ago. Hit it once behind the shoulder, it didn't get up. 570g TSX passed clean through left a desert plate sized exit wound. I'm guessing the bullet expanded well.
Well I'm going to add to the BS. I bought a Rem XCR II in 375 H&H in the spring of 2011 for a brown bear hunt. It felt awful light. I weighed it on a postal scale. With a Leupold 2-7x Firedot scope on it, it only weighed 7 1/2 lbs. I thought "this is going to hurt!" Took it to the range...
For a non-bonded cup and core bullet, i find them better than Sierra (although they are amazingly accurate) or Hornady Interlocks. At high velocity close range they leave a lot to be desired. At moderate velocity (30-30 170g at 2100fps) they'er awesome.
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