The Norma African PH Solids .375 Holland & Holland Magnum 300gr Solid Round Nose ammunition delivers straight-line terminal penetration through thick skin, heavy muscle, and dense skeletal structure. Designed for dangerous game encounters, this load features a proprietary monolithic brass alloy projectile engineered not to deform, fragment, or veer off course upon heavy bone impact. With a muzzle velocity of 2,550 fps and 4,333 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, it produces the deep stopping penetration required for primary shots or critical follow-up rounds.

Key Features

• Monolithic Brass Solid: Non-expanding, lead-free projectile profile maintains structural integrity through heavy bone without fragmentation or deflection.
• High-Energy Terminal Ballistics: Delivers 4,333 ft-lbs (5,875 Joules) of energy at a muzzle velocity of 2,550 fps (approx. 777 m/s).
• Dangerous Game Reliability: Built with uniform brass cases and dependable primers for consistent ignition in demanding safari and tropical field environments.
• Optimised Working Envelope: Engineered for decisive penetration at close-to-medium working ranges from the muzzle out to 100–150 metres.

Specifications

• Calibre: .375 H&H Magnum
• Bullet Weight: 300 grains (19.4 grams)
• Bullet Type: Solid Round Nose (Monolithic Brass Alloy)
• Muzzle Velocity: 2,550 fps (777 m/s)
• Muzzle Energy: 4,333 ft-lbs (5,875 Joules)
• Case Material: Reloadable brass
• Package Quantity: 10 rounds per box
• Licence Requirement: Valid Australian State/Territory Category B firearms licence (or jurisdictional equivalent)

Who is the Norma .375 H&H 300gr Solid for?

• African Safari Hunters and Professional Hunters — Requiring reliable straight-line penetration through thick bone and dense tissue on elephant, hippo, and cape buffalo, this dangerous game rifle ammunition delivers 4,333 ft-lbs of muzzle energy and a non-deforming 300-grain monolithic solid projectile.
• Australian Top End Big Game Hunters — Targeting heavy-bodied scrub bulls and water buffalo at typical bush ranges out to 100–150 metres, this .375 H&H Magnum load maintains structural integrity and straight-line tracking at 2,550 fps without breaking apart on heavy shoulder skeletal structures.

Less suitable for: Thin-skinned game hunting such as deer or antelope, where non-expanding 300-grain solids cause excessive over-penetration without adequate energy transfer (switch to controlled-expansion soft point projectiles such as Norma Oryx), or extreme close-range frontal stopping charges from the largest thick-skinned game where professional backup rifles require heavier dangerous game calibres such as .416 Rigby or .458 Lott.