If there was any justice, the 300 H&H would be much more popular than it is, and it's one of those cartridges that deserves a serious revival. It's extremely shootable, just as accurate as the 300 Win. Mag., burns less powder, achieves just about the same velocities, and it feeds like a dream. Everything about it is easy, enjoyable, effective, and practical, and it's the perfect running mate to a 375 H&H or 416.
Many times I've read the year 1925 as the year of it's introduction, but I've never been certain that this was the actual year it was first offered............
