- Location
- Calgary, AB
Oh dear, I see this thread going down hill fast. IBFTL
Agreed Gibbs505. That was sort of my original post, but jeez, don't go BIGREDD on me now.Holland and Holland got it right from the beginning! That is the NO BRAINER!!![]()
Holland and Holland got it right from the beginning! That is the NO BRAINER!!![]()

I'm OK with it ...... it's the ones who aren't who watch Dr. Fill and try to be overachievers with all the newest and bestest stuff.I am sorry you were not popular in school Super...
[SERIOUS] .... Any info you can find on the 375 Weatherby (NOT 378) can be applied to the 375AI. Pretty much the same. I was gonna buy or build one a couple of years back, but decided that I am too wimpy for anything more than an H&H or similar.On topic... what is the case capacity of a .375 Ackley Improved compared to the other .375's?
I am sorry you were not popular in school Super... maybe if you had taken your helmet off in class.
I am not gonna respond to the other nonsense by that marginal character. Just ruins good threads like this one.
On topic... what is the case capacity of a .375 Ackley Improved compared to the other .375's?
I know where there is a Custom CZ with a Fagen stock in .375 AI that might come on the market.![]()

So ... I'm seeing a pattern here on CGN.
Certain cartridges become the popular one here on CGN until the next popular one comes along and takes over. It's kinda like in skool when there were popular kids who were kewler than the dweebs and had more friends & people that just wanted to hang out with them because they wanted to be seen with the popular kids.
The new popular one here on CGN will be the 375Ruger, which will overtake the last popular one which was the 45/70, which overtook the popular one before that which was the 35 Whelen, which overtook the popular one before that which was the 375H&H.
Many people will buy these new calibers just to be a part of the ..... CGN POPULAR ONES!
Anybody else see this pattern???![]()
BTW ..... Stay tuned to CGN for great deals in the EE on Marlin Guide Guns in 45/70.
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