Lower velocity 375 bullet recommendation

[375ultramag]

When I checked last they weren't Making these anymore. Apparently they cut down on bullet options when they were bought out. I think they said they may start production again at a later time but every time someone tells me that it never happens.

They are back in stock. They stopped for a while but they're back in stock now.

 

[Left Hand Dave]

^^^^ This is good news. I had very good accuracy and performance on deer with this bullet in a .375 Winchester Contender pistol and a .375 Encore rifle.

 

[fordy]

What about the 235 grn. TSX?

Gday fff
My problem with the tsx in marksman's case is your potentially in the parts of the velocity impacts & resistances on some critters that will show there are better suited options imo
It's a bit like the235 Speer hotcor as that pill out of a rum or h&h up close is pretty insane how much damage it can produce but get impact velocities down to sub 2300/2400ish preformance really starts to drop off

but run the tsx or hotcor @ higher impacts & resistance , now those pills that's worthy of choice

Imo of course
Cheers

 

[marksman1941]

Gday marksman
Here's one of the best low velocity impact pills I've used but i don't think they make anymore
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Don't have any of the woodleigh left that magnum maniac talks of as they were a touch better ( this is in design a round nose is a better design terminally but range dependable for impact velocity )
The coppers on this if I was to go that way i would be extremely careful in following minimum recommendations on them but the subsonic variety should work well for this application as surely they would open to a big enough meplat % plus sub velocities

250 weight class is where I'd limit my weight choices but lower I'd be in this situation & choose wisely on pill preformance capabilities
Watch the velocity impacts people are using when giving advice as this is extremely critical for you
Jm2cw
Cheers

I appreciate the reply. I tried the old style version of those, and got consistent 5" groups out of them. I have not tried the newer style, however. My best accuracy has been with a 270gr Speer BTSP so far, followed closely by the 260gr accubond. The accubonds are a bit tougher to accelerate just because they're a bit bullet due to the tip, I hit case capacity earlier.

My worry with the all coppers like the TSX, as others have said, is the lower velocity window. I'm starting in the 2400 range with those, which doesn't give me much room to play. But the subsonic varieties like the maker or Lehigh would likely work well. I do ponder though, if I'm going to shoot a 185 gr Lehigh, why did I go to all the work to make a .375 when I could have just stuck with a .308 shooting 180's?