Ed Plummer of American Hunting Rifles (AHR) built my .375H&H based on the double square bridge CZ-550 Magnum action. NECG sites, barrel band, gun-kote all metal (except trigger and bolt), three position safety, 23" barrel, and a proprietary walnut laminated stock.


Pictures do NOT do this rifle justice. I have crappy lighting and I'm not adept at taking quality photo's....











Considering either the Burris 1.75-5x32 Signature Safari Rifle Scope with the LRS Fast Plex or the Leupold 2.5-8x36 VX-III German #4 with Talley QD rings.

Now.... I need to start planning for my return trip to Africa.

Very very nice rig!

Really sweet lookin rifle. I wish they made a Lefty. I need to get my boy a 375 HH. He is a lefty and I love what AHR does with the CZ action.

crl

Very nice. Ed turns a good rifle at a reasonable price.

nice shootin iron........can I borrow it for a while

Very nice rifle

Great rifle !!

Love those cz 550 magnum actions !!

Thank's God the pictures don't make justice, just as it looks is killing me....that rifle is BEATIFUL!!

Congrats
L

One question, what safety you use???
L

NICE!!!
jeffe

Very nice

Thanks for the pictures -- very nice rifle indeed.

Congrats, Is the laminate made from three or four thicker slabs? I like the look of the exposed wood on that one.

Thanks for the compliments.

To answer a couple questions:

The safety is a Model 70 swing type safety.

The stock is a three-piece walnut laminat. It uses a proprietary process to glue the three pieces of solid walnut together. All three pieces come from the same piece of solid walnut.
Ed says they even use a nice rifle grade walnut instead of "furniture" grade.

Ed and I are talking about building another rifle. The next one will be a .350 Rem Mag with their synthetic stock. Going to keep the weight down to 6 1/2 - 6 3/4 pounds. Should be fun to shoot!

Nice!

Very nice looking rifle. I'd be tickled with it, if I were you. What does it weigh?

I haven't weighed it, but I believe Ed said it was right at 10 pounds.

I had a CZ 550 Safari Magnum .300WM that I used on my Namibian Safari this past Sept. that weighed a little over 10 pounds. That rifle felt HEAVY and did not balance well to say the least. Felt more like a club!

The AHR feels like a 9 pounder, and balances beautifully.

FOsteology - by your handle, are you by any chance an osteologist? I'm a palaeoanthropologist.

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Originally posted by FOsteology:
Ed Plummer of American Hunting Rifles (AHR) built my .375H&H based on the double square bridge CZ-550 Magnum action. NECG sites, barrel band, gun-kote all metal (except trigger and bolt), three position safety, 23" barrel, and a proprietary walnut laminated stock.

Awesome rifle!!!

I am wanting THE SAME rifle you have, but in a .470 Mbogo! I just need the finances to line up. I'm patiently waiting though.

Very nice, but I prefer mine in .585 AHR

Dak

That's a very good looking rifle and congrats on choosing the fisest cartridge a going.

May you have a ball with it.

Very nice rifle indeed.

Very nice blaster. Great choices all around.
Best, Starcharvski.

Nice! But then again, I think AHR builds the best DGRs out there for the money. I have four of them myself!

Beautiful rifle!

Damn good looking rifle, hope it brings many memories in the years to come.

Great looking rifle .375 H&H

Congratulations,
Roland

Nice gun!! Let us know how it shoots and feeds!

that stock looks SWEET! Dont drop yer gun in the swamp though. Wait, you might not hunt in a swamp.

Beautiful rifle! One of the prettiest laminated stocks I have seen!!

Does the standard CZ bolt shroud have to be replaced to install the three-position safety? If so, who does the new shround come from??

Question on the stock. Does a 3 piece slab help as much as conventional laminated stocks?


How?

Damn, that's a nice piece!