Hornady DGS Dangerous Game Bullets - .375 Caliber, 300 Grain Flat Nose Solid, Box of 50
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 50
- Grain:
- 300
Hornady DGS Dangerous Game Bullets in .375 caliber are purpose-built for serious hunters pursuing thick-skinned, dangerous game where shot placement and deep, reliable penetration are non-negotiable. These 300-grain flat-nose solid bullets combine the stopping power and tissue-destroying capability that African and dangerous game hunters depend on when the stakes are highest. Whether you're handloading for a .375 H&H, .375 Ruger, or similar magnum rifle, DGS ammunition delivers the controlled expansion and bone-breaking force required to anchor large, difficult game.
The flat-nose design paired with a high-antimony lead core ensures controlled expansion through heavy hide, muscle, and bone while maintaining the weight retention and penetration depth that separates effective dangerous game bullets from general-purpose options. Hornady's reputation for precision manufacturing extends to their dangerous game line—each bullet is produced to exacting standards so you can trust consistent performance across the box.
Reloaders who hunt big game at extended range or in demanding conditions understand that bullet selection is as critical as rifle choice. A box of 50 gives you enough rounds to load a serious hunting supply or develop a proven load for your magnum rifle. If you're pursuing dangerous game on the Dark Continent, in mountain sheep country, or anywhere else where deep penetration and reliable performance matter, DGS bullets belong in your reloading bench.
Key Features
- 300-grain flat-nose solid design for dangerous game hunting
- High-antimony lead core for controlled expansion and deep penetration
- Copper jacket construction for reliable performance
- Box of 50 bullets for handloading
Specifications
| Caliber | .375 |
| Weight | 300 grains |
| Style | Flat Nose Solid |
| Quantity | 50 per box |
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles can I use these .375 300-grain bullets in?
These bullets are designed for .375-caliber rifles. Common cartridges include the .375 H&H Magnum, .375 Ruger, and other .375-class magnums. Always verify that your specific rifle and cartridge are compatible before reloading, and consult load data for your exact caliber variant.
What type of game are DGS bullets designed for?
DGS (Dangerous Game Expanding) bullets are engineered for large, thick-skinned game where deep penetration and reliable performance under demanding conditions are essential. This includes African dangerous game, large North American species, and other big game where controlled expansion and bone-breaking capability are primary requirements.
Are these bullets already loaded, or do I need to reload them?
These are component bullets sold for handloading. You will need a reloading press, cases, primers, and appropriate powders to assemble finished ammunition.
Why choose a flat-nose solid design?
The flat-nose profile is designed to deliver maximum impact force and controlled expansion, while the solid construction with a high-antimony lead core ensures deep, penetrating performance through heavy bone and tissue—critical when hunting dangerous game where quick, reliable stops matter.

