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Report back on Hornady .222 HP Bee subsonic rounds with hollow-point deepened.
Drilled a 3.5mm deep hole in the hollow-point end of the projectile considerably deepening the hollow-point and fired wi ...

The best load I have for my .222 is: Lapua match cases, Win primer, Sierra 55rg Game King (1365) with 24.5 grains ADI 2206H (same as H4895). This is a slightly compressed load and low pressure due to ...

Aloysius, It will be very easy to make a subsonic load for your .375H&H using Trailboss and cast projectiles. However, it will be pointless if you are not permitted to use a suppressor.

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Hi Aloysius, I've never played with the hornet and can't be of any assistance with any loading recipes unfortunately.

The .375 H&H is probably a bit off course with respect to this thread, however, ...

I use a Sako 75 rifle with a 1:14 twist.
The lowest load I've used is 2.9 grains Trailboss which gives passable accuracy and consistency (1.5 - 2.0 MOA) with the Hornady 45 grain HP Bee projectile, ...

Forgot to mention, I use a standard .22 mag rimfire supressor on the front of the .222 for this subsonic load and it works OK. The sound is similar to a standard subsonic .22LR with a suppressor.

My subsonic load for the .222 is: Lapua case, Win primer, 3.6 grains Trailboss, Hornady 45 grain HP Bee projectile. Shoots around 1 - 1.5 MOA. Load zeroed at around 55 meters. This short stubby projec ...