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375 H&H is always at least an acceptable choice. It doesn't do anything exceptional, but it does everything suitably.

Longest shot on game with mine was about 375 yards with a 270 TSX on my Gembok in Namibia one year ago this week.


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Posts: 582 | Location: Apache Junction, AZ | Registered: 08 August 2003Reply With Quote
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is it enough with a bolt action 375 H&H for all manner of plain games and eventually lion or buff?
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So, 465 H&H, what part of the question was not understood?

Thanks,

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jfm!

With all due respect, I fully understood the question, but I don't see any rule on AR that prevents us from questioning the premise that the question is based on. Am I wrong? Wink

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If I was limited to one rifle for the rest of my life the 375 H&H would be it. No question about it.

Learn it and use it correctly. Remember it's not the shot that kills the animal but what the bullets hits. thumb


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Posts: 2550 | Location: Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa | Registered: 06 May 2002Reply With Quote
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One gun, many barrels?

How about a Valmet, Tikka or FinnClassic "System" gun? With a set in 9.3x74R, another in 12/12. That all fits into a compact case with scope and mounts and ammo, with space for a third set of bbls, perhaps a set of combo barrels in 12/30-06 if you like that idea.

Yes, I am biased....we are the importer for these fantastic system guns.


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465H&H, of course you're not wrong. As a matter of fact you're right. I'd personally rather have a number of rifles for hunting plains and dangerous game combined. It's just that the way I read the question is a "one gun for all game hunted" type of question. Didn't mean to sound like a wise guy.

Have a good one.

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