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    375: solids vs jacketed bullets

    Re: 375: solids vs jacketed bullets Arnygollott3, My test barrel I had Bobby make is a standard bore. I believe we originally tested the .375 370gr, Rocky Mountain bullet in a lost river bore and they shot fine. I don't think it matters which bore the lead core copper jacket bullets shoot...
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    375: solids vs jacketed bullets

    Re: 375: solids vs jacketed bullets .375Mojave I think we spoke on another post, anyways I'm up to 136gr. of Retumbo with the 370 RBTAL bullets and the velocity I'm showing is just a tad over 3100 and accuracy still seems to be very good. Average group is still under .75 I'm really happy...
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    375: solids vs jacketed bullets

    Re: 375: solids vs jacketed bullets I need to make a correction in a post I made earlier, I did some checking and Montana does not have any law against the use of non expanding bullet for use on game animals. I called and talked with them and there thought was hunters should use common sense...
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    375: solids vs jacketed bullets

    Re: 375: solids vs jacketed bullets Hi Glowworm, The bullets are made with a tapered gilding copper jacket to very tight tolerance. The aluminum tip is swaged into the lead core with a small cavity below the aluminum tip for better expansion at low velocity. The bullet retained 80% of their...
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    375: solids vs jacketed bullets

    Re: 375: solids vs jacketed bullets Good question! I think both bullets have their advantages and disadvantages. I don’t think either bullet has an accuracy advantage. And as far as pushing them harder the solids may have an advantage but my experience is extreme high velocities are not the...
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    .375 CT + SMK 350 grs load infos

    Re: .375 CT + SMK 350 grs load infos Mojave, I have the same 10.5 tub on my rifle from Lawton and did some testing this past weekend. The 370gr. bullets with 130gr. retumbo shot an average of 2894 fps with sub min groups. I'll be doing some more testing this week and let you know. I'm sure...
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    Alternative .408 bullets

    Re: Alternative .408 bullets Hey Dogtown, check with Keary at http://www.vigilancerifles.com for the price on the bullets, he's a dealer for them. I'm just trying to provide support for the .408 cheytac.
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    Alternative .408 bullets

    I know some of you are not aware that Rocky Mountain Bullets in Philipsbug, MT. (406)498-1934 are making .408, lead core-copper jacket match grade bullets, 420gr., 874 bc bullets. Just alittle FYI for for the .408 cheytac shooters.
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