375 Ruger / 375 H&H Pet Loads?

troy fairweather said:

I believe someone was selling some 260ab cheap on the long range hunting forum. With the 375 for what I would shoot with it the bullet would not matter to much.

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I already bought them, 25 bucks was too good to pass up. I did the same thing as Legionnaire, 375 Ruger must be contagious.

Orcon said:

I already bought them, 25 bucks was too good to pass up. I did the same thing as Legionnaire, 375 Ruger must be contagious.

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Ok good someone got them. I was thinking of getting them and I don't have a 375 lol.

I have only one box left of these wonderful old original Nosler 270gr Partitions and I'm not about to waste them working up a "Pet" load. Any load that gets about 2675 fps works just fine in this Griffin & Howe custom.Pre-64 M-70 Win..

Offfhand said:

I have only one box left of these wonderful old original Nosler 270gr Partitions and I'm not about to waste them working up a "Pet" load. Any load that gets about 2675 fps works just fine in this Griffin & Howe custom.Pre-64 M-70 Win..

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Now that's pure class right there. Reminds me of an ex coworker's Al Biesen .375 H&H built on a Pre-64 Model 70 that I got to shoot once, and once only.

Offfhand said:

I have only one box left of these wonderful old original Nosler 270gr Partitions and I'm not about to waste them working up a "Pet" load. Any load that gets about 2675 fps works just fine in this Griffin & Howe custom.Pre-64 M-70 Win..View attachment 874433 View attachment 874434

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I'm not gonna even comment on the rifles anymore, I'm pretty sure I'm just repeating myself at this point lol.

Did want to note that for cup n cores, 270@2650 seems to be the ideal place to be, traditional as it were.
4895 is a good powder for that velocity in the Ruger with 270s

MCMXI said:

Now that's pure class right there.

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you got that right