Load data for .375 Fl N.E. 2 1/2 + .375 | 300gr | A-Square MONO RN
Recommended Powder(s): none
Load Specifications
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Bullet: | .375 | 300gr | A-Square MONO RN |
Bullet Weight: | 300gr | 19.4g |
Bullet Diameter: | 0.375" | 9.52mm |
Bullet Length: | 1.150" | 29.2mm |
Caliber: | .375 Fl N.E. 2 1/2 load data |
Case Length (l3): | 2.500" | 63.5mm |
Cartridge Length (C.O.L.): | 3.201" | 81.3mm |
Seated Depth: | 0.449" | 11.4mm |
Shank Seated Depth: | 0.449" | 11.4mm |
Case Capacity: | 68.0 Grains of Water | 4.42 cm³ |
Primer Size: | Large Rifle (LR) |
Max. allowed Pressure: | 31908 psi | 2200 bar |
LID: | LID_B393_C540 |
Last updated: | 2025-01-01 |
Load data for 16 loads in caliber .375 Fl N.E. 2 1/2 with .375 | 300gr | A-Square MONO RN bullet and 8 powders such as none. The key underlying parameters are shown in the table above.
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Powder | Charge | FR | MaxP | % | V(0) | z |
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Accurate 4064 | <<locked>> | 85% | 28413 | 89% | **09 | 97% |
[Alliant Reloder- TS 15.5]* | <<locked>> | 85% | 28587 | 90% | **90 | 93% |
[ReloadSwiss RS 52]* | <<locked>> | 84% | 28398 | 89% | **16 | 93% |
[Rottweil R 903]* | <<locked>> | 88% | 28572 | 90% | **06 | 92% |
[Somchem S355]* | <<locked>> | 86% | 28384 | 89% | **77 | 92% |
[Somchem S365]* | <<locked>> | 97% | 28543 | 89% | **29 | 92% |
Vihtavuori N135 | <<locked>> | 87% | 28137 | 88% | **67 | 98% |
[Vihtavuori N150]* | <<locked>> | 91% | 28456 | 89% | **67 | 94% |
Max Load - Barrel Length: 23.60''
Powder | Charge | FR | MaxP | % | V(0) | z |
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Accurate 4064 | <<locked>> | 81% | 25353 | 79% | **37 | 96% |
[Alliant Reloder- TS 15.5]* | <<locked>> | 81% | 25585 | 80% | **14 | 91% |
[ReloadSwiss RS 52]* | <<locked>> | 81% | 26020 | 82% | **54 | 92% |
[Rottweil R 903]* | <<locked>> | 84% | 25019 | 78% | **18 | 90% |
[Somchem S355]* | <<locked>> | 82% | 25454 | 80% | **11 | 90% |
[Somchem S365]* | <<locked>> | 94% | 26194 | 82% | **67 | 90% |
Vihtavuori N135 | <<locked>> | 81% | 23525 | 74% | **59 | 97% |
[Vihtavuori N150]* | <<locked>> | 83% | 22742 | 71% | **22 | 90% |
Start Load - Barrel Length: 23.60''
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FR ... fill rate of the cartridge in percent
MaxP ... max. pressure of load in psi or bar
% ... max. pressure of load in percent of the maximum allowed pressure for this caliber
V(0) ... muzzle velocity in feet per second (fps) or meters per second (m/s)
z ... powder burnt in percent
[...] *... not dangerous but load has suboptimal powder burnt with possible characteristics such as extensive muzzle flash or inaccurate loads.
[...] ²... fill rate low - you might want to consider using a filler to ensure proper ignition.
[...] ᴾ... possible press load - work up slowly to this load while watching for signs of excessive pressure.
👍 ... recommended powder/load for this caliber and bullet combination based on its ballistic performance.