Does the 375 H&H have Overstabilization Issues?

Does the 375 H&H have Overstabilization Issues?
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[@moto_rad]

The only "overstabilization" is when bullets explode coming out of the barrel...

[@vikingsoftpaw]

Overstabilized BS. The .375 H&H has a 100 year track record of killing African stuff that bites back. You can't argue with that success.

[@AtomicCowboy239]

Lapua has a good write up on it but over stabilized means the bullet is not flying parallel to the trajectory of the projectile. Due to gyroscopic effect it resists changing the angle of attack and it falls kind of belly first...

[@shaunchigas5493]

Wouldn't "Overstabilization" also be considered "Spin Drift"???

[@jk-kr8jt]

Ron, what is meant by "over stabilization" ? I would think this is referring to the spin of the bullet. I've fired 235gr (old garage sale stuff) thru 350gr. Accuracy has been fine in all my 375s, but I don't know the twist rate of any of them. You and I will disagree on the killing ability of the 375 H&H. Or I'm just that lucky.

[@christophermiller8735]

Miller stabilation formula????

[@arthurshingler2025]

NEVER!!!!! It can do no wrong!

[@shamoy1000]

Complicated topic. Spin a top on a hard surface. Initially it will make an ark before stabilizing in much smaller concentric circles. That's your spinning bullet leaving the barrel and stabilizing better at long range rather than shorter ranges. Faster spins (tighter rifling) on some bullets will create a much larger ark before stabilizing. That could be one example of over stabilizing or too much/fast of a spin. Some military rifles (5.56) are intentionally under spun giving them slighty unstable bullet for adequate terminal ballistics to disrupt and tumble quickly when entering the target. The best ballistic engineers sometimes get it wrong. Each cartridge, bullet length, weight, construction material, velocity will perform differently in different rates of rifling. Trial and error is the only way to determine.

[@arneservatius1982]

Love semi-auto. s make Hemi

[@awiedevilliers1288]

South African company Rhino bullets designed 350 to 380 grain bullets that's accurate and deadly on African cape Buffalo

[@loganpe427]

How does "over stabilization" of a bullet work exactly? Just on it's face that doesn't make sense!

[@Colt-tf6xf]

If'n your not manly enough to handle one, that statement makes up for your E D.

[@user-fj4gw5kd5x]

How about don't kill elephants.

[@OntarioBearHunter]

You've never heard of " herd management ".. ie get rid of old or hyper aggressive males to keep DNA clean and thin out the non breeding old females that are using herd resources.