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Hornady 138gr DGH reloading bullet

.355 | 138gr | Hornady DGH

Our reloading data for the .355 | 138gr | Hornady DGH bullet covers a total of 13 suitable calibers and 39 load recipes

The Hornady DGH (Dangerous Game Hollowpoint) is meticulously designed for reloaders seeking unparalleled performance in large game hunting. Featuring a solid, non-bonded copper-jacketed hollowpoint construction, this bullet ensures deep penetration and controlled expansion critical for taking down thick-skinned and heavy-muscled animals such as Cape buffalo, elephant, and moose. Its premium lead alloy core is skillfully encapsulated to maximize weight retention, achieving over 90% even when encountering dense bone. The bullet’s moderate expansion diameter ensures that it maintains a straight path for deep penetration while creating a wide wound channel, a crucial factor in ethical hunting. Available in calibers ranging from .375 to .458, the DGH is specifically tailored for powerful cartridges in the realm of danger game rifles, delivering consistent performance under high-pressure conditions. Harbored within its sleek profile is an aerodynamic design that offers excellent accuracy at extended ranges, making it the ideal choice for reloaders prioritizing precision and reliability in their big game pursuits.

About this bullet

.355 | 138gr | Hornady DGH is a bullet made by Hornady. At 138 gr (8.9 g) and a diameter of 0.355'' (9.02 mm) it suits handloads where bullet weight and barrel length have to be matched carefully. Its G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.195 drives velocity retention and wind drift downrange — higher values mean a flatter trajectory at distance. We currently list 39 load recipes across 13 calibers for this bullet.

Most popular calibers for this bullet

CaliberLoad recipes
.35 Rem.39

Load data for .355 | 138gr | Hornady DGH bullet is available in the following calibers:

Safety notes

All load data is reference data only. Always start at the minimum charge and work up in small steps while watching for pressure signs. Never exceed the maximum charge published by the powder or bullet manufacturer.