It seems from all that is said by the experienced Woodleigh users here that the secret to them being successful is to keep them to their recomended (moderate?) speed. Now I firmly believe that moderate speed IS ALWAYS advisable for deep straight penetration so theres no problem there, but...

the original question was how to create something of an "allrounder" in a 375 H&H and to this end maybe a bit of velocity is an advantage (in case of those longer shots on plainsgame?) so why consider a bullet that specifically is only recomended to work reliably at moderate velocity? This is a compromise.

I think the day they invent the absolute perfect hunting bullet for all conditions will be a sad day

because what fun is a world with no such debate, and I enjoy the variety available to "play with" but I still say, for that particular calibre and for that degree of variation in use I'd be sticking with the A-Frame.....