Guess I'd better fess up ... 1 M70 SS Classic in .475 H&H and 1 1909 Argentine in .376 Steyr.

Haven't finished the bluing on the little Argie but am happy the the chambering and the light weight. I will say that it is LOUD as hell with 225 gr Hornadys when driven with 65 gr of H335.

Just the run-of-the-mill H&H on a CZ action for me.

I just have one 375 H&H on a Win mdl 70. I also have an early German Weatherby in 375 Wby mag. Didn't see a way to vote for both in the poll, so just clicked on the H&H.

I have a 375 Chatfield-Taylor and a 375 JDJ.

(2) 375 H&H
(1) 375 Flanged
(1) 375 2 1/2"

Currently have 4:

Three 'blog controversial' .375s:
Ruger #1 H&H, M700 H&H, Ruger African .375Ruger

One 'bonafide' .375: .375 H&H Interarms Mark X

Just one for me, a Montana 1999 LH 375 H&H.

Mart

Have had three 375 H&H, two ZKK 602 and one M70 Safari Classic.

Now a M77 Hawkey in 375 Ruger, and I´m a happy customer

I got close...but no cigar.I have a 38-72WCF winchester..

Having had a bunch of 375s but not having one @the moment. Perhaps I could write my wish list. 1st River #1 375 Whby. .that I used to own. It would be a perfact moose rifle. #2 another 375 Ruger Alaskan. It would be nice to get a green one this time. Already had all the other colors. .#3 a 378 Whby on a CZ 550 action. And last but not least an H+H Interarms Witworth Express. Just for blasting and general usefullness.

I own 3 rifles chambered in 375 H&H. A Safari Express, a Whitworth, and an Mauser M03 African Barrel.

I have owned four 375HH. Sako Finnbear, Remington 700SS, Sako 75 SS and today a Sako 85 SS. Sako is my favorite brand.

A little bit curious about Blaser R8 and the new Merkel Helix, but also afraid of becoming dependant of only one action with several barrels. If something goes wrong with the action, then I have no gun. Think what a nightmare if abroad stranded with a broken action, what to do with those extra barrels.
Beleive more in "traditional" guns.

M-70 375 H&H.

Need to be able to check more than one. Can add a 375 Win and a 38-72 to the list, along with a 38-55

LH bolt Modern Classic, DuBiel Arms, .375 H&H.

curently have four pre 64 m70s, a Dale Goens , one by Clayton Nelson , one Dakota and m70 pre 64 alaskan.

I have 4. Bolliger 375, Lon Paul 375, Griffin & Howe 375, and a Westley Richards 375

One Left-hand Mathieu Arms 375 H&H

I have a Kimber 89; 375 H&H
Winchester Stainles classic 70; 375 Weatherby

One beater and one "nice" gun

Three in H&H, 77RSM, 70 Classic and Whitworth.

One 375RUM on a 70 classic.


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Originally posted by bluecyclone:
.375 H&H for me. Model 70 left hand.

Me, too.

Good Lord! When I cast my vote for the H&H the poll results popped up an' I read that the 375 Tayler had 76%. Turns out the evening's I.P.A.(s) were drying out my contact lenses.
-Back on topic, my 1953 model 70 has been one of my better purchases. Sitting there in a rack with a beat up post '64 stock, a bead blasted matte blue job to (attempt) to hide the pits, and a 20" cut-down barrel with a bore rougher than the surface of the moon. Shop was selling it as a "donor action". Went back a week later with a target sporting a 1/2 group at a 100yds. I wish I knew who owned it before me, as it's condition leads me to believe it has spent more time in the field than I ever will.
Have a good night, Nick

Thanks for all the replies - the old queen seems to be holding her own out there in a world of modern Cartridges.



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Sako AV Mannlicher Carbine

Ruger #1 Leupold 3x9

Custom 375 H&H and a Manton M/S 400/375 H&H

I feel sorry for any hunter/rifleman that doesn't own a 375 H&H....

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What a nice rifle, Mr. ALF!
It seems to be made with a standard lenght Mauser 98. If it is, could you tell me how the modification of the action has been made? I am refering to the inside lenghtening of the action.
Thank you very much,

PH

375 Ruger

quote:

Originally posted by mstarling:
Poll does not allow reporting of multiple .375 chamberings. May lead to skewed results.

Yup,
I have a .375 Win and a .376 Steyr but no H&H. I do have a 9,3x64.

375 H&H CZ550 "Hogsback"

I have one of the new South Carolina Winchester Model 70s in .375 H&H, and am very impressed with it in every way except the noisy safety.

Brno 602 in .375H&H and Mannlicher Schoen. in 9,5x57MS/ .375 rimless..

three at the present.
OM 70 H&H
FN Mauser Custom, 375 H&H Imp
CZ standard 375 H&H

Rich

I currently have 2 pre 64 Win 70 based 375 H&H's. Both started out as 300 Wby and both have dual steel recoil bolts ala Ahlman's. The 1956 with a 24" stainless Douglas #5 and Williams Ramp up front with a Firesight and Marbles #30 rear with fiber optic insert;l red ventilated Winchester recoil pad. This has a Leupold Vari-XIIc, 2-7 in QR mounts. This one weighs 9 pounds empty.

The 1955 with 25" barrel from a Brno 602 with express sights, barrel band swivel, barrel band front sight with hood, and a brown 325 deluxe Pachmayer ventilated recoil pad. This has Leupold QRW mounts but no scope yet.

I have a CZ 550 Magnum in 375 H&H Magnum.

Oscar.

Sako of course!

I have a Ruger M77 in .375 H&H and it is my favorite rifle and far above the rest. It has a heavy barrel and upgraded wood... very nice. It also is VERY accurate. Last summer, I clover-leafed three shots at 100 yards. This is true...you can ask my father he was there!!!!