375cal TSX

[SuperCub]

I got a few of the TSX 270gr on the EE a couple weeks ago and finally tried them out today.

Dug these out the course sand berm. Most weighed between 257 - 265 grains. The lightest in the bunch was 235gr. All grouped well for 1.5" to .75".

First time I've used them in the 375. I'm impressed.

 

[crazy_davey]

Welcome to 2003

 

[todbartell]

............lol

 

[SuperCub]

............lol

You're right, it is kinda funny.

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[Toomanyguns]

I have the 300's sitting on top of 80 grains of IMR4350. Fall griz and moose medicine.

 

[Why not?]

Sand really doesn't mean very much when it comes to bullet expansion. I can show you 270 gr cup and core bullets shot from a 375 that look just about the same, and with much the same retained weight.

Ted

 

[X-fan]

Sand doesn't mean much for expansion, but it says plenty about tough!

About time you tried these SC!

 

[SuperCub]

Sand doesn't mean much for expansion, but it says plenty about tough!

That's what I was thinking.

About time you tried these SC!

You're right!

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[chuck nelson]

Welcome to 2003

Post of the year right there.

 

[sigarms226]

What is your load?

 

[X-fan]

What is your load?

Something to do with RL-15 I hope?

 

[SuperCub]

What is your load?

I've got 14lbs of Varget here. I started at 65gr with a Fed215 and started from there. Not done yet.


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[todbartell]

I've got 14lbs of Varget here. I started at 65gr with a Fed215 and started from there. Not done yet.


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keep adding powder until you're 150 fps over the H&H and Ruger, to justify the 375-338's existance