Lefty7mmstw
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Nosler Accubond 300 gr. bc .485
Nosler Accubond 260 gr. bc .473
Nosler Partition 260 gr. bc .314
Nosler Partition 300 gr. bc .398
Sierra Gameking 250 gr. bc .371
Sierra Gameking 300 gr. bc .480
Sierra Matchking 350 gr. bc .805
Hornady Interlock 225 gr. bc .320
Hornady GMX 250 gr. bc .430
Hornady Interlock 270 gr. bc .380 (temp. suspended)
Barnes TTSX 250 gr. bc .424
Barnes TSX 235 gr. bc .270
Barnes TSX 270 gr. bc .326
Barnes TSX 300 gr. bc .357
Barnes TSX 350 gr. bc .425
Swift A-Frame 250 gr. bc .271
Swift A-Frame 270 gr. bc .349
Swift A-Frame 300 gr. bc .325
Speer Hot Cor 235 gr. bc .317
Speer GrandSlam 285 gr. bc .354
Speer Boat Tail 270 gr. bc .429
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Not one of those bullets has an aggressive profile at all. The nosler accubonds are the best bc wise and were developed years ago. Why don't you go back to shooting sub 200 grain smk's in 30cal.... or 250 smk's in 338..... Then the design playing field will be leveled. Sorry if I sound coarse but 375 hasn't had any real bullet developement for years, either heavies for the big calibers or lighter pills for mid calibers.