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I have a Winchester Model 70 Alaskan in 375 H@H. It is my favorite rifle. A little bit of peace of mind when elk and deer hunting in Grizzly areas of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming….
Yikes! I don’t know about the other states, but grizzlies in Wyoming are about the same size as the black bears. A deer rifle with the correct bullets is plenty for our bears.
Awesome cartridge, and even more awesome of a rifle, so happy to finally see 375 testing on channel. Would be cool to see some Nosler accubonds, or trophy bonded bear claws in the future 🤙🏻🔥
I have the exact same rifle in 458 Win Mag. These projectiles are a real premium projectile and in your video that really shows Mason. Also I find the PPU brass you’re using to be excellent for reloading without breaking the bank. Thanks for sharing.
I can see you may have discovered what I did , .375 recoil causes even longer eye relief scopes to flip off the ol' ball cap. That's a good Alaska bear load.
Lmao why do people think you need a howitzer to kill a Kodiak or a brown bear? I mean their tough, but that caliber is designed for African game, much tougher animals. It's your shoulder do what you like 😮 myself, I'll stick to shot placement and proper bullet selections for the game I'm hunting in a more moderate caliber that I can actually afford to shoot well, and enjoy the experience. Now if I was headed to safari, I would definitely take the 375 and it's one of the smallest calibers you are allowed to use, so that tells you my thoughts on weapons.
I would be interested in a video on managing heavy recoil. You definitely do handle some of the heaviest recoiling offerings very, very well.....better than most. With so many new shooters out there now, I would think you could give good tips. It would encourage folk to step into larger calibers and be less intimidated by recoil.
Great performance! I have this same rifle except in 416 rem mag. My main load is the woodleigh 340 gr PP at 2700 fps. Has been devastating on deer last few years.
That looks like a perfect general Alaskan hunting load. Moose, Brown Bear, Black Bear, Caribou, etc. I personally used the .338 Winchester Mag with 250 grain Barnes X bullets, but either will work well if you can shoot them accurately. Love the videos!
What a great looking bullet and performance. Reloading the .375 H&H will save you a ton of money since factory loads can be north of $100 per 20 rounds. I am surprised at how well these bullets expanded. I love seeing you shooting the dangerous game calibers. Well done and Thank you.
Hope you can find some Rhino bullets to try In 340 and 380 grain also some time or 350 NF . They are renown for good performance and take the 375 up several steps
Thanks for the gel test. I have a Sako 75 in 375 H&H. l wanted to know more about it. If you do the factory load please test the Federal PP in 270 and 300 grains. Wish to take my rifle on a moose and bear hunt.
Warm load, keep an eye on case length. Because the .375 H&H case has so much taper, brass flows from the head area and case separations are a real possibility with repeated loadings.
Anytime you have a low shoulder angle and in an overbore cartridge especially, think .243 that's a real issue, I can only get maybe 5 shots from a piece of brass before it shows signs of head separation coming, I do tend to load 58gr bullets at max loads too. Your definitely on the right track, seems like the sharper the shoulder angle the more shots you get.
Any thoughts on the 300 H&H Magnum? Curious since I recently picked one up and I all my handloading shows it is a little spicier than 30-06, but for the overall diameter of the cartridge and shortage of Magnum Primers, it doesn't really seem to offer much more advantage over 30-06
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I have a Winchester Model 70 Alaskan in 375 H@H. It is my favorite rifle. A little bit of peace of mind when elk and deer hunting in Grizzly areas of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming….
Absolutely
Yikes! I don’t know about the other states, but grizzlies in Wyoming are about the same size as the black bears. A deer rifle with the correct bullets is plenty for our bears.
Those are absolutely gorgeous. North Fork bullets are quickly becoming my favorite.
They perform!
You are absorbing that recoil like a boss..God bless..
The rifle itself is pretty heavy which helps, but it’s definitely a kicker!
WOW! Absolute dream rifle and optic right there.... Awesome performance from the North Fork projectile in 375 H&H as well.
Absolutely!
That Winchester is beautiful!
Thanks, I agree!
Love the 375 content!
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That's a beauty. Wonderful rifle and caliber. That's a world-class thumper right there. Good stuff. 👍👍
Absolutely!
Awesome cartridge, and even more awesome of a rifle, so happy to finally see 375 testing on channel. Would be cool to see some Nosler accubonds, or trophy bonded bear claws in the future 🤙🏻🔥
Tanx from responding with a 375 video. This is awesome!!
I have the exact same rifle in 458 Win Mag. These projectiles are a real premium projectile and in your video that really shows Mason. Also I find the PPU brass you’re using to be excellent for reloading without breaking the bank. Thanks for sharing.
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That's a badd azz cartridge
I can see you may have discovered what I did , .375 recoil causes even longer eye relief scopes to flip off the ol' ball cap. That's a good Alaska bear load.
Lmao why do people think you need a howitzer to kill a Kodiak or a brown bear? I mean their tough, but that caliber is designed for African game, much tougher animals. It's your shoulder do what you like 😮 myself, I'll stick to shot placement and proper bullet selections for the game I'm hunting in a more moderate caliber that I can actually afford to shoot well, and enjoy the experience. Now if I was headed to safari, I would definitely take the 375 and it's one of the smallest calibers you are allowed to use, so that tells you my thoughts on weapons.
It’s a hammer!
@wymonwatson1309 have you kill a Brown Bear?
@@wymonwatson1309recoil on 375 H@H surprisingly isn't that bad a 100 pound women can shoot and handle them well.
@@johnkertzman3223 not yet, I hope to one day if I get a chance to go to Alaska.
That was exactly my choice of rifle/scope when I was in Alaska. Those bullets' performance was impressive.
Absolutely
Well, when they bring back mammoths with science…. You’ll be properly prepared!!! Great video! Keep bringing us these informative videos.
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North Fork comes out raising the bar! Another great video, thanks buddy reaux.
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I would be interested in a video on managing heavy recoil. You definitely do handle some of the heaviest recoiling offerings very, very well.....better than most. With so many new shooters out there now, I would think you could give good tips. It would encourage folk to step into larger calibers and be less intimidated by recoil.
That would be interesting, I may do that
Great performance! I have this same rifle except in 416 rem mag. My main load is the woodleigh 340 gr PP at 2700 fps. Has been devastating on deer last few years.
That looks like a perfect general Alaskan hunting load. Moose, Brown Bear, Black Bear, Caribou, etc. I personally used the .338 Winchester Mag with 250 grain Barnes X bullets, but either will work well if you can shoot them accurately. Love the videos!
Glad to be of service!
What a great looking bullet and performance. Reloading the .375 H&H will save you a ton of money since factory loads can be north of $100 per 20 rounds. I am surprised at how well these bullets expanded. I love seeing you shooting the dangerous game calibers. Well done and Thank you.
Absolutely
I think that bullet would be fine for the first shot on Cape buff, with a mag full of solids. Thanks for vid!
Hope you can find some Rhino bullets to try In 340 and 380 grain also some time or 350 NF . They are renown for good performance and take the 375 up several steps
I like these gel test that you do with these bullets, but I would also like to see you do accuracy test with these bullets To see how they group🍻
Great video all the way around. Great results in every category.
Very nice rig. I would assume the accuracy is more than sufficient. Thank you.
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Another great video and enjoy the way you do the layout in your videos, thanks.👊🏻
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Very Impressive! I Would Love To See You Test The Swift A-Frames For Comparison - Especially in a 30-06 (200 grain Bullets)?
I’d like to see a Barnes out of that jewel. I shoot the 400 gr vortex out of my 416 rem model 70. It definitely instills confidence
At some point
Awesome. Can we see some 156 super hammerheads for 6.5 creed
Those projectiles are very, very impressive. I would take those to Africa
Absolutely!
Awesome caliber!!
I agree!
Good lord, those are absolutely nuts.
Absolutely!
A great lion and leopard round too.
That's why they are a legendary African gun
When I finally a Bigfoot tag, this will be my choice.
Great choice
Thanks for the gel test. I have a Sako 75 in 375 H&H. l wanted to know more about it. If you do the factory load please test the Federal PP in 270 and 300 grains. Wish to take my rifle on a moose and bear hunt.
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Quick nosy question- how quickly are your subscribers growing? Going great-guns by the looks.
Warm load, keep an eye on case length. Because the .375 H&H case has so much taper, brass flows from the head area and case separations are a real possibility with repeated loadings.
Anytime you have a low shoulder angle and in an overbore cartridge especially, think .243 that's a real issue, I can only get maybe 5 shots from a piece of brass before it shows signs of head separation coming, I do tend to load 58gr bullets at max loads too. Your definitely on the right track, seems like the sharper the shoulder angle the more shots you get.
Indeed
Try the Hornady 375 H&H interlock in 270 grain. It goes at 2750 from my 21 inch barrel Sako
I will at some point
@@masonoutdoors_masonleather I think the SAKO barrels are faster
Can we have 338 win mag test great job
This setup is pure gun Korn.
Absolutely
You have a 9.3x62 don’t you? Does North fork make .366.
Great video!
Yes, yes
I'm wondering how the 284 CPX in 130 grain will work in a 7-30 waters
Good big bear load for sure. Overkill for most other American game, but nothing wrong with that.😂
It’ll do whatever needs doin I think haha
Egret load.would like to seeyou test .277 110gr ttsx or 95gr ttsx
👍😊 if accurate but it’s adjustable.
Yaaay! .375 Bullet test!
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There's your dangerous game package. That rifle/scope and cartridge choice. Maybe switch in a copper solid for Cape Buffalo and Elephant.
It’s a hot setup!
You'd be better off with a premium soft point, no need for a solid on Buffalo, the Elephant require solids though!
Nice rifle. I have a .375 H&H in a Ruger No. 1. Do you think this bullet is enough for whitetails?
It’s a bit much for whitetail deer
I’d love to get the load data
Helluva load!
Absolutely
300 gr. .75 diameter. 3 feet of penetration. 4,500 foot pounds of energy. SERIOUS medicine.
Absolutely
Heap big medicine.
Any thoughts on the 300 H&H Magnum? Curious since I recently picked one up and I all my handloading shows it is a little spicier than 30-06, but for the overall diameter of the cartridge and shortage of Magnum Primers, it doesn't really seem to offer much more advantage over 30-06
I don’t know much about 300 H&H
Use an extruded powder along with Winchester WLR primers and you will be fine.
Any chance of your testing a sierra match king load in any caliber? I’m picking some up for my 6.5cm and 300wmg
Not anytime soon, I’m focusing on hunting ammo for the most part
@@masonoutdoors_masonleather I’m curious as to how it would work as hunting ammo compared to a more rapidly expanding jsp.
Elk , moose , cape buffalo, eland , don’t stand a chance, swift dropped the ball on 300gr 375 ,
Cape Buffalo rated
❤️🔥🇺🇸😎
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thats not enough gun for a whitetail
It's all about shot placement with such a small caliber.
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