HORNADY 375 H&H MAGNUM 300GR DGX BONDED

HORNADY 375 H&H MAGNUM 300GR DGX BONDED

Hornady^® manufactures Dangerous Game™ Series ammunition with only the finest components, under strict quality control measures. Our classic bullet designs are tailored to meet the needs of the serious safari hunter.

We use techniques and processes that rival hand loads, with the ultimate goal of making every cartridge accurate, deadly and dependable!

Product Features

High Performance Hornady^® Bullets

From the InterLock^® SP-RP bullets to the heavy-hitting DGS^® and DGX^® bullets, each Dangerous Game™ Series load is topped with a deadly projectile.

InterLock^® SP-RP Bullets

SP-RP stands for “spire point – recoil proof,” and the design of this bullet eliminates the problem of tip deformation during recoil. These heavy-duty InterLock^® bullets combine rugged design with improved trajectory in dangerous game rifles.

DGS^® Bullets

Hunters choose the DGS® non-expanding bullet for thick-skinned game such as elephant, rhino, and hippo. It’s tough copper-clad steel jacket delivers maximum penetration from any angle on thick-skinned, heavy-boned dangerous game.

DGX^® Bonded Bullets

DGX® Bonded bullets are built to the same profile as the corresponding DGS® (Dangerous Game™ Solid) bullets but expand to 1½ to 2 times their bullet diameter. They feature a copper-clad steel jacket bonded to a lead core to provide limited, controlled expansion with deep penetration and high weight retention. Bonding the jacket to the core prevents separation from high-energy impact on tough material-like bone, ensuring the bullet stays together for deep expansion.

Powder

Load developers match each powder to the specific cartridge to maintain optimum pressure, deliver consistent velocity, and ensure proper regulation in double rifles. Some of our Dangerous Game™ Series loads feature Superformance^® propellant technology.

Case and Primer

Like all Hornady^® ammunition, our Dangerous Game™ ammunition uses the highest quality cases and primers available. Consistent components translate to consistent shooting in the field.