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For me CZ or a Withworth or BRNO. Basically all CRF Mauser designs. Browning other than an FN Mauser action no. Ask what your PH suggests. Bet you will find the above on his list.

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No one mentioned a Zastava or only indirectly as a Whitworth.

There were some great deals on these and if it is a rifle you will have tweaked by a gunsmith anyway these would be a great starting point.


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FWIW, if I didn't already own a Sako AV in 375 H&H, I'd go with the M70! Actually, I have an extra Winlite (McMillan) stock waiting for a SS M70 in 375 H&H.


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Since I own a Winchester in 375 and am expecting a Zastava in 3006 which, hunting gods willing, will one day be stablemates with a 375 I'd say either of those two. I recently was in the Texas Hill Country and visited with gunsmith Tip Burns who was working on a few of the Zastavas and a couple of Whitworths. They are the same and they are commercial FNs as he was quick to point out. What's not to like? They fed beautifully and have a satisfying Mauser feel. Then again, a well tuned Winchester is no slouch.

I'd say get the one which feels best. Between the two the Whitworth Express rifle in 375 feels the most 375-ish to me in the hand. In fact, that stock feels so good I'd have no problem putting a 25 or 26" barrel on it providing it was scaled to match the proportions of the stock though I'd probably keep them both at 24".


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