In the late 90s I had a 7X57 and 300H&H, and a stainless 257 Roberts. Nice rifles, but none stayed.
I'm really sorry to hear that.
The H&H could have been a keeper, but the rifles were way larger than necessary for the other two being long actions. If I kept the 300 it would have been a neat field rifle. I also had a 257 Roberts Mountain Rifle but it wasn’t throated for Caucasians. Bullets seated to fit the mag couldn’t get anywhere close to the throat.
These days, pass me a Kimber Montana instead.
The Classic stocks are decent but for me easy to beat for ergonomics. Even Carmichel said it was an exercise in frustration in designing them with Remington.
