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| Did you leave out the 458 Winchester? Me think it is an excellent "entry level" 45 caliber big bore cartridge, especially for a newbie. On the other hand, the 375 H&H is probably the most popular factory chambered cartridge... |
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| Mingbogo
Most 458s purchased by forum members seem to be with a view to rechambering to 458 Lott. However, now that CZ is offering the 458 Lott perhaps the 458 will be quite rare for new sales.
A mate of mine who does not go on the forums put the question to me and I gave him my views as I posted but said I would ask for other observations. Do you think the popularity of new 458s on the forums comes maybe after 375 H&H?
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| Mike:
I do not know mate but I believe that only the hardcore big bore shooters will buy into the 458 Lott because it is not as easy to tame as other lesser calibers, especially in the light weight CZ 550. You maybe correct that the Lott will eventually overshadow the Winchester but only time will tell.... |
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| 475Guy,
You don't think that a lot more 300 Ultras (and 338 Ultras) appear on the forum than 375 H&Hs?
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| Mike I reckon it would be in the big banger department the .375 H&H followed by the .458 win mag. Us blokes at the forum I do not feel are representitive of the rest of the shooting community as we are "gun nuts" or have a stronger interest in the hobby than some others. |
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