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300g Norma Oryx.
Oh my...Other than needing solids for the really small animals, is there any expanding .375 H&H ammunition on the market that wouldn't work well on thin skinned game? The .375 works really well with any expanding bullet that I've tried. Reliability for hunting a wide range of quarry is one of the wonderful features of this cartridge.
Thanks this is very helpful. I’ve been really stressing about finding the right bullet for Africa The Barnes Vor TX is about the only factory loads I can find for my 375 H&H. I’m planning a 2024 trip to Namibia and I’m looking forward to carrying the 375.I used 260gr nosler partition Trophy Grade factory ammo on my first PG hunt... they did well on everything I shot with them (blesbok to waterbuck)..
https://www.nosler.com/375-h-h-mag-260gr-partition-trophy-grade-ammunition.html
These days I use 300 gr TSX exclusively in my 375... whether the quarry is impala or Cape Buffalo.. I know exactly how the bullet is going to fly and perform.. While I load my own, I have built my load to replicate the Barnex Vor-TX factory load (same projectile, same brass, same primer, shot at the same speed, etc..etc...)...
Barnes VOR-TX Safari 375 H&H Mag Ammo 300 Grain Barnes Triple-Shock X
Barnes bullets have historically had the reputation of offering quick, clean and humane kills. Now they are taking their highly regarded bullets to the...www.midwayusa.com
There really isn’t anything to stress out about. Even the cheapest jacket soft points on the market will kill everything in North America and all African plains game. Just get whatever factory ammo that is available and shoots well in your rifle.Thanks this is very helpful. I’ve been really stressing about finding the right bullet for Africa The Barnes Vor TX is about the only factory loads I can find for my 375 H&H. I’m planning a 2024 trip to Namibia and I’m looking forward to carrying the 375.
If that be the case I'll take corelokts. I love them. They always seem to shoot well out of every gun I own and have always performed well for me. It's just that i keep hearing others comment how they can't understand why people settle on "cheap" ammo for the trip of a lifetime, so I didn't want to be one of those guys.There really isn’t anything to stress out about. Even the cheapest jacket soft points on the market will kill everything in North America and all African plains game. Just get whatever factory ammo that is available and shoots well in your rifle.
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both out of stockI used 260gr nosler partition Trophy Grade factory ammo on my first PG hunt... they did well on everything I shot with them (blesbok to waterbuck)..
https://www.nosler.com/375-h-h-mag-260gr-partition-trophy-grade-ammunition.html
These days I use 300 gr TSX exclusively in my 375... whether the quarry is impala or Cape Buffalo.. I know exactly how the bullet is going to fly and perform.. While I load my own, I have built my load to replicate the Barnex Vor-TX factory load (same projectile, same brass, same primer, shot at the same speed, etc..etc...)...
Barnes VOR-TX Safari 375 H&H Mag Ammo 300 Grain Barnes Triple-Shock X
Barnes bullets have historically had the reputation of offering quick, clean and humane kills. Now they are taking their highly regarded bullets to the...www.midwayusa.com
I’m quite confident anything you use will work.Thanks this is very helpful. I’ve been really stressing about finding the right bullet for Africa The Barnes Vor TX is about the only factory loads I can find for my 375 H&H. I’m planning a 2024 trip to Namibia and I’m looking forward to carrying the 375.
Rule of thumb in my hunting/ shooting circles is when a new rifle shoots wonky , use some Remington cor-lok or federal blue/ classic to test group, and if those don’t work sell the gun!If that be the case I'll take corelokts. I love them. They always seem to shoot well out of every gun I own and have always performed well for me. It's just that i keep hearing others comment how they can't understand why people settle on "cheap" ammo for the trip of a lifetime, so I didn't want to be one of those guys.
It will also work perfectly on buffalo. So, hard to beat really. Add 300gr Swift AF, and you will have similar results.I just took my 375 on a pg safari in the cape, I used 300 tsx on everything from springbok to kudu / sable and it worked perfectly. Was not overkill due to the controlled expansion, it’s actually ideal.