If the 375 Ruger is still going strong in 2027 which would make it 20 years old and chambered by most companies i'd say it has gotten there....Even if it reaches into its 60's or 70's i doubt it will ever be as majestic or glorious as the H&H espically with the rifles they're associated with. A savage or a mossberg in 50 years from now will be deemed garbage and by some they're already considered garbage but a Ruger, Winchester, CZ will still be appricated. In reality by then there will probably be another new 375 cal cartridge and someone else claiming this new 375 is the True King with Dancing Bananas! LOL![]()
Other than Hornady, who makes factory ammo for the 375 Ruger?
Double Tap does.
375 Ruger ammunition is easy to obtain with a phone call, if you are looking for some.
Boddington gives the two a good going over.
https: //www.gunsandammo.com/editorial/375-ruger-vs-375-h-h/329822
Ruger, savage, mossberg. What other factory rifles chambered in 375 Ruger am I missing?
Howa. Nosler also load ammo.
Howa did, good call.
Do they still build a rifle in 375 Ruger?
If nosler did, they must have dropped it as the internet shows they don't sell loaded 375 Ruger ammo at this time.
What were the chamberings you found to be most common over there?Never heard of double tap.
Easy to obtain in Canada maybe. Not common in an African bush camp.
What were the chamberings you found to be most common over there?
What were the chamberings you found to be most common over there?
I would be surprised if another .375 hunting cartridge was introduced for a very long time. WBY sells a few 378 WBY's but not nearly as many as 375 Rugers get sold. Remington's 375 RUM died pretty quick and I think they only offer it via their custom shop. 376 Steyr didn't go anywhere.
I'm not surprised Remington is hesitant to chamber the Ruger as their RUM sold so poorly. Winchester's M70 is similar in many ways to the Ruger action and doesn't want to admit that Ruger did what they should have done- what are they going to do? Introduce a 20" barrel "guide Gun" and a 24" wood stock "African Hunter?"![]()
Ruger, savage, mossberg. What other factory rifles chambered in 375 Ruger am I missing?
A dangerous game single shot....really?
I would.go into a sports.replay store. People buying current 375 ruger offerings remind me of bicycle buyers buying a $300 dollar Walmart mountain bike over a consigned $1500 bike offered at $600. Value over quality chinese throw away electronics, anything from Wish, Mastercraft over Porter Cable.
Personally i am invested in Rum calibers, including 375 rum, but have owned H&H and Weatherby. I bought Rum factory ammo for less than $60/box. All shoot the same bore, realistically are reloader propositions, and can be configured within a few ounces and handful of brown bills of each other. Whichever you own, go with it as it's not worth a mouthful of spit in real terms to change. A few % in market share on a bore that sells single digit % overall isnt going to interest many manufacturers. Its not ever going to have the following of a Chevrolet vs Ford....whats the best AR cartridge. More a who's the best switch hitting, deaf, albino designated hitter.
Most magnums are sold 《 two boxes of factory ammo in, by owners who got over "magnumitis" after getting a magnum eyebrow. They now argue about 6.5 creedmore being a one gun battery for NA, including Bison, Kodiak, and Polar bears.