I meant the heydey of when they were on the leading edge of DG cartridge development, not referring to those calibers still in use.
375R still offers potential for improvement via reloading OR if one doesn't reload, factory ammo is set to go....
375HH; you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig....
fine. what cartridge development have we seen that did not somehow come from the Brits or the Teutonics about 100 years ago?
the 375 H&H a pig? to the contrary, she's a long leggy blond while the 375 Ruger is the drunken chick one finds at last call. no comparison.
