375 H&H 300 grain Accubond Recipe

C Broad Arrow · Oct 30, 2015

I am looking for a good recipe for my 375 H&H Sako for a 300 grain AccuBond. 1:12 twist, 24 inch barrel.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Guy Miner · Oct 31, 2015

I have not yet used the 300 gr AccuBond, but have been very impressed with the 260 gr Nosler AccuBond on black bear.

With 300 grain bullets I have had excellent accuracy using H4350.

75 grains of H4350 comes up with 2520 fps from a 24" barrel, for me. That was with a 300 grain Hornady bullet. Good accuracy.

The Federal 215 magnum primer is my first choice, but I have also happily used the CCI large rifle magnum primer.

Regards, Guy

C Broad Arrow · Oct 31, 2015

Thanks Guy! I will load up some today and try them at the range this afternoon! I will let you know how it goes!

Laker_Taker · Oct 31, 2015

This is my go to load for the .375 H&H
3 shot group. Hope this helps you.
One thing I have found using this load is I can change between 270 or 300 grain bullets and both are extremely accurate. I am shooting a Browning .375 H&H gold medallion'
LT

preacher · Oct 31, 2015

I used a .375 H&H in the late 90s and used to load the 300 Sierra BT over 76gr WW760 and a CCI250 primer, WW cases. I got right at 2600fps from my 24" Mod 700 BDLSS. Unfortunately, that Sierra was just too soft, ruined a lot of meat on a young cow elk. I then fell back to the Barnes 270 X. Back then, the Winchester factory 270 Failsafe was just as good.

C Broad Arrow · Oct 31, 2015

Laker_Taker":3ac8zs69 said:
This is my go to load for the .375 H&H
3 shot group. Hope this helps you.
One thing I have found using this load is I can change between 270 or 300 grain bullets and both are extremely accurate. I am shooting a Browning .375 H&H gold medallion'
LT

Hi Laker...At 76 grains that is at MAX according to the Nosler load data. Are you sure on that number? And what is your OACL?

Laker_Taker · Oct 31, 2015

Positive on the load of 76 grains of IMR4350. I am at the lake home but will post the OAL tomorrow when I get home

Like any load all guns are different I recommend starting low and working your way up
I did try H4350 in the same load but not as accurate

LT