Ruger Alaskan Stainless in 375 or 416
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We hear people talking about knocking off some weight by using a compact scope, a customized stock, or cutting off an inch of bbl, only to find them adding 9 big,fat cartridges on the stock.
Throttle_monkey1
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I find it way easier to have extra rounds on my rifle rather than to reach into my back pack or whatever and fish out a few rounds out of a box.
My howa 1500 in 375 ruger also has a Velcro cheek rest thing with extra rounds on the side!
They don't call the 375 Ruger "The New King of the .375's" for nothing!
Your Right ! THEY dont call it the KING because the Real KING is the 375 H&H ! Always was and always will BE !
Get used to it there Clark ! lol RJ
Haven't you jumped all over that 416 on the EE yet?
Too much money for a "working gun" but i was on it the moment it was posted, yes
Your Right ! THEY dont call it the KING because the Real KING is the 375 H&H ! Always was and always will BE !
As much as I like the ballistics on the 375 ruger, I have to agree with you. The H&H is just a classic. Hell, just own one of each and fuggetabouddit!
Yes, have both the H&H and a 375 Ruger ( Howa ) and like 'em...
bearkilr
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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It must suck to own only one rifle.
Every one of my rifles has one of these attached. Every morning when I head out to the truck I grab whatever I feel like taking that day and I sure as hell don't want to start hunting for ammo, which I have a boatload of. They're a great invention. I prefer Uncle Mike's brand. The only thing I do is make a small cut so it slips over the sling stud and that way it doesn't move.
wapitiwhacker
CGN Regular
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Too much money for a "working gun" but i was on it the moment it was posted, yes
Hence the wink.
bearkilr
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nowhere, ......just past the middle
Too much money for a "working gun" but i was on it the moment it was posted, yes
It comes with reloading equipment and shipping is included, I don't think it's a bad deal at all. Unless of course you're one of those EE buyers looking for a steal instead of a fair deal.
"do not feel undergunned"= feel overgunned?
I needed to think about that one
never felt overgunned ....
Totally agree......
Haha, make sense.
I guess it's all what you get use too. But at the end of a long day in the bush even a 6lb rifle is going to feel like a brick.
I like to shoot heavy for calibre bullets.
Seam very effective on game and don't cause hardly any meat loss
The problem is guys that get hung up on this flat trajectory crap and think of you go up a weight class the bullet will drop like a rock
Fact is my 375ruger with 300g Sierras needs zero compensation from the muzzle to 300yrds.
300-400 hold it in the top of the back and let fly.
Beyond that don't intrest me when the target is made of steaks.
