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Assuming that my chrono is accurate, and am getting 10 or more reloads on my brass before discarding.....it must not be too bad! I guess time will tell! Maybe 3000 fps is more reasonable, for the 270’s ....won’t know until it’s tried!
Been loading it pretty warm since 1990, it’s still in one piece! memtb

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Originally Posted by memtb
Assuming that my chrono is accurate, and am getting 10 or more reloads on my brass before discarding.....it must not be too bad! I guess time will tell! Maybe 3000 fps is more reasonable, for the 270’s ....won’t know until it’s tried!
Been loading it pretty warm since 1990, it’s still in one piece! memtb


I have a 375 AI. Didn’t know it was capable of that. But alas, I don’t get to shoot it at appropriate game enough. I’d love to change that.


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Bugger, It is my only hunting rifle.....been that way since March 1990! You need to use yours more......you’ll quickly learn to love it! memtb


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Originally Posted by prairie_goat
But you can probably get about whatever velocity you want. Once.

Running a 375 AI at 378 Weatherby velocities is a fool's errand.


I agree. Believe me I have 30 years experience with the 378. The 375 Rum maxes out at 2950 with the 270 gr and a bit over 3000 with the 250 gr.


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I tried the 6.5mm 127 lrx when they first came out in my 6.5x55. I shot a whitetail doe around 70 yards. I hit it right behind the shoulder. She ran for 80 to 90 yards without a single drop of blood I could find. I just happened to walk up on her. I never tried them again. The 120 or 130 grain barnes does much more damage.

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According to Barnes the 30 cal 168gr ttsx expands down to 1500fps.

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Originally Posted by kman
According to Barnes the 30 cal 168gr ttsx expands down to 1500fps.



A bit long, but if that expansion velocity is correct, THAT might make a Great 300 Savage bullet for "Bigger Than Deer" game.


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