You dont have to be over the hill to like the 9.3. I'm 32 and prefer the 9.3.

USE THE 375!

I'm 26 and have had my 9.3 for two years now. I went to it from the 338 Win Mag, with five down, less recoil, and more bullet weight it was and is the better mousetrap.

That said, I am going to get a 375. Not because I think it's better, but because I think its cool! For me its about the guns, not the cartridges.

Wow, that's a tough choice for me. I have identical Sako AVs in both 375 H&H and 9.3x62. Weight's not a factor because they both weigh the same. I'd bring both and alternate, but sense it's for plains game and I have to make a choice, I'd go for the 375 H&H. Lou

Another pointless response here. I am 64, have been shooting a 375 Model 70 with Syn stock for about 8 years, Weight about 9 fully ready. Handloads 270 grains at 2700+, 300 Noslers at about 2550. I don't mind recoil, but it does pop a little bit. I figure if I can shoot it anybody can. Load it down a hair and its a pussycat. You can build one to about 8.5 with scope and you won't mind shooting it. I love the 375, worlds greatest elk rifle at anything under 350 yards. Lots of bang.flops (I hate that term, but I don't like tracking elk all over the mountains either.)

If you shoot it well, there is no reason to leave the 9.3 at home. They both kill well.