How many .375 H&H's or .416's do you own?

I am beginning to think I am the only one with a covey of them....

1 - pre 64 model 70 375 H & H

I own two 375 H&H, one 416 Remington, and one 416 Rigby.

One 375 and no 416's yet. I love my 375 to pieces and the sentimental value of it will likely preclude me from using another in its place. I'll likely add a 416 and/or 404 to the stable one day, but have talked myself out of it to pay for more hunting, to date.

one 375 Model 70 Safari Express

Did have one for many years, but got me better one…404
416? Naaa…silly cal

Currently none. I go from 35 Whelen right to 450/400 3".

375: 1 pre64, 3 post64 Safari Classics
416: 1 Safari Classic

1-375 H&H and 1-416 Hoffman. Both custom built on pre-64 actions. I’ve had the 416 since 1988 and love it for a 2-gun battery, along with my 338 win mag. But…

I just took my 375 on its 2nd hunt, this time by itself to Cameroon. This just might be my new favorite rifle.

18 total.

Some are factory chambering.

Several wild cats.

Use only one for hunting now.

A 375/404.

It simply works.

Accurate and deadly!

I have a Blaser R93 with two barrels in .375 H&H. One barrel for range practise mainly, the other for hunting only, apart from checking sights etc.
Also a Win M70 CRF .375 H&H. I love hunting with this rifle, much more so than the Blaser which has now become a backup rifle.
Don't have any .40 cal rifles.
Your question is not awful. I like people asking about mt bigger game rifles.

I have one 375 H&H Jack Haugh custom and a Gene Simillion custom 416 Rem on a pre 64 action.

Just 1 thus far...Pre-64 in 375 H&H with custom/upgraded stock.

I really "need" a 404 or 416.

3 - .375's 1 Ruger, 1 Remington and 1 Blaser
3 - .416's 2 Remingtons and 1 Blaser
Love 'em all!

If I remember correctly...

Three 375 H&Hs
Two 375 Weatherbys
One 375 RUM

Four 416 Remingtons
One 416 Rigby
One 416 Dakota

Except for the Rigby, they're all built on Winchester Classic actions, some stainless but mostly blued.

Some are retired, some are ignored, some I'm dissatisfied with, a couple are actively hunted.

1 9.3x62
2 375H&H
1 416 Rem
1 458 Lott

I cut back a bit, may have forgot something

Hmmm... think I'm a serial big bore freak. But not to the extent Saeed and Ongwe are.

Four .375's, two H&H's, one Ruger and one RUM.

Five .416's, three Rigbys, one Remington and one Ruger.

Glad you didn't ask about .404's and .458's!

Truth be told, several more than I need. And I’m thinking about putting together another one!

.375 H&H's:
-mauser 66s
-sako 85 Bavarian
-W.J.Jeffries on a 98 action
-pre-64 model 70
-.375 Ruger on a 98 action
And a 375 Winchester for my truck gun
Only one .416, a CZ 550 in 416 Rigby

Just one.

1 CZ.375
1 CZ.416 Rigby

3-375's
0-416's
Never saw a need.

Browning FN Safari .375HH

Remington 700 AWR .375HH

Custom 1909 Argentine .375 Ruger

Winchester 70 Safari Express .416RM

Sold my .375

Still have one .416

3 375's. All H&H versions. 1 CZ, 1 Zavastava (Rem. 798), and one Stainless / Synthetic Model 70 Win.

1 416 Rigby. CZ modified by Match Grade Arms and AHR

Greatly prefer the 416!!

I go from 375 to 458, although a 416 would certainly split the difference.

Two 375 HH.

2 375 H&H
Pre -war FN Mauser bought from Kenya Bunduki in Nairobi 50 years ago.
Modern Winchester Model 70
Sold my 416. Unnecessary.

My .416 Rem. is my go to rifle for everything and I need a really good reason to use anything else. I almost bought another .375 because I thought I needed one to meet a minimum caliber requirement and wanted a different scope, etc., but learned it was not needed. So one of each at the moment.

quote:

Originally posted by Biebs:
I go from 375 to 458, although a 416 would certainly split the difference.

Blasers don't count as rifles!

First 375 is a CZ 550, although it is more or less my sons now, he shoots nilgai on the King Ranch with it. He was using a 300 WM, but the lure of the big H&H got to him.

A pair of Heyms - a Martini bolt gun in 375, probably my one favorite rifle of all time. Inside 400-500 yards, it's usually one shot and done. My favorite shot with it was at about ten feet though.

An 88B, in 416 Rigby, it gets used for buffalo and elephant, or places I think I am going to be vision limited. The penetration of this round is excellent, with either TSX or solids, I am OK pursuing anything.

375 Taylor 1903 Springfield
375 H&H 3)_Inter arms Whitwoth, Ruger RSM, Win 70
375 RUM. Win 70
416_Rigby. 2) 98 Mauser, Ruger RSM
416 Taylor 98 Mauser

If we are counting non-Holland and Hollsnds;

One Second Gen. 375 Ruger African Hawkeye;
One CB 375 Ruger No1 Lion;
One SS, 23 inch barrel laminated stock 375 Ruger African Hawkeye.

One Kimber Caprivi 416 Remington

Two FN, SC 375 HH Model 70s.

One .375
One .416 Remington
2 .416 Rigby.

3 - .375 H&Hs
1 - .416 Taylor

quote:

Originally posted by MikeE:
An 88B, in 416 Rigby, it gets used for buffalo and elephant, or places I think I am going to be vision limited.

Very Interesting

1. Ryan Breeding .375 H&H.

2. Sauer 202 .375 H&H.

3. Ryan Breeding .416 Rigby.

Pre 64 Mod 70 375H&H.... traded my Super Grade on a Spectacular Bolliger Sr. 416 Rigby on a pre-64 Mod 70 action!!

Also one 375 Flanged H&H MAG

Question is, Ross, how many 270s do you have?? I only have 1!!

CheerZ,

One 375 H&H - a left handed M70 Classic Safari Express.

No 416s

One 458 Win Mag - Left handed Zastava Mauser