Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles .375 Rifle ?

PF,CRF........they all work so long as they work the way they are supposed to, and it boils down to personal preferences based on your own experiences and what you "like". CRF is no guarantee the rifle will work well if it is not tuned properly. A friend on here has a KS Mountain rifle in 375 H&H and loves it.

I am a traditional guy, like CRF, and if I wanted a SS 375 rifle would look around the used gun market for a SS M70 Classic and drop it into an Echols or other McMillan stock....or skip the fluff and use it as is.

While at it I would do everything I could to make it jam or screw up in function and correct any little problems....I would do that with any rifle because hunts with 375's are usually pretty important and cost lots of money.

The Kimber Talkeetna is SS,looks like a nice rifle but fails to make my hit list because it has no bottom metal and I don't like blind magazines on any hunting rifles...others differ on this, concerned that bottom metal will open and do bombs away with your ammo under recoil, which is true if the BM is a piece of shidt but not otherwise..... Take your pick.

.375-.338 is a good one in a std long action. Mine had a 21" bbl, on a M70 PF action, Williams receiver aperature rear and Williams Firesight front.



L to R

.338 Win
.375-.338 w/ Win 270 PP
.375-338 w/ Nosler 300 PT
.375 H+H
.375-.338