I'm booked on a Brown bear/moose hunt in September in Alaska. I'm going to use my .375 RUM and wanted to use Barnes 270 grain TSX bullets, which worked very well for me on a South African plains game hunt in 2007.
I had 3 1/2 boxes of .375 RUM's that I had loaded with 270 grain TSX bullets. I also put a different Leupold scope on this rifle, and I used 1 1/2 of those boxes just getting the new scope zeroed at 100 yards, but I haven't shot it at any farther distances, which would be at least one more box of shells.
I have been looking everywhere that I can think of trying to Barnes 270 grain TSX bullets without any luck. I did find some 250 grain Sierras at Midway which will work for initial zeroing at yardages and for practice, and I found some 281 grain Hammer bullets that hopefully I can work up a load with, final zero at yardages, and still have two boxes to take to Alaska.
My Plan C is that I have enough loaded and components of 300 grain TSX and Partition bullets to use one of them if I can't find more 270 grain TSX bullets or if my 281 grain Hammer bullets won't work.