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Get a 375 ruger and never look back. The 416 is just not needed if your quarry tops out at griz and moose.
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375 Ruger will lock Up on you!!!If you push to 375 H&H pressures you can never push a ruger 375 300g bullet to 2700 fps with out lock UP. 375 H&H you can Enjoy. your life may depend on your load! {RElOADERS}
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let's see your .375 Ruger that locked up.
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If you are on the Ball > the 375 Ruger has been down loading their loads because of Lock UP>ENJOY!
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show me any locked-up .375 Ruger.
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A rifle for hunting Alaska Black Bear, Bou, Moose and of lucky to draw a Brown Bear tag one day? .375 Ruger, .375 H&H, .338 Win Mag, .416 Ruger Big Game. They have all been proven in the field and have done well and ammo is not very hard to come by on any of them.
Edited title I carried a .338WM in Alaska for a couple of decades and it did just fine. 250gr Partitions for everything except Sitka Blacktails on Kodiak, and I used 200gr Hornady FP loaded to ~2200fps for them. Ed
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blah blah blah blah blah... like I thought. no locked up .375. you read it on the internet and think it's the gospel..
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A rifle for hunting Alaska Black Bear, Bou, Moose and of lucky to draw a Brown Bear tag one day? .375 Ruger, .375 H&H, .338 Win Mag, .416 Ruger Big Game. They have all been proven in the field and have done well and ammo is not very hard to come by on any of them.
Edited title Of those that you listed the 338 win mag is the choice IMHO and experience. I lived and hunted in Alaska for 7 years and the 338 win mag never let me down for deer to grizz with moose and bou thrown in between. I even took my Dall Sheep with the 338 win mag With today's better bullets I would be content with my 30-06 loaded with TSX or TTSX bullets with nary a concern
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Ap> please tell Toad and Elk that a scope can kill you> they just dont get it!
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^^^^^^
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I have had several .375 H&H rifles, over some 30 years and about a dozen .338WM rifles over the past almost 46 years and used other big bores. I also have five 9,3 bores, four x62 and one x74R.
My FIRST choice here, of what is listed, would be and is a .338WM, loaded with 250 NPs at 2750-2800 and 250 HILs, the same.
I have six fine rifles so chambered and nothing quite matches this round here in BC, in my almost 50 years of field experience.
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But Africa and the world says the 375 is min and hits harder!> then the 338 and i would Agree!Enjoy.
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But luv those 275 g speers 338!
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Should do a thread of the best bullet ever made{275g speer 338} super cheap and hit like thunder !> its what made the 6.5 swed so good!
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Cheap is what killed it!> we want you to pay big buck for a 275 g 338!
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I'd choose my Remington KS Alaskan Wilderness Rifle in .300 RUM with a 220gr Partition. Much lighter and easier to carry than my 375 H&H Sako and still has long range capability even better than a .338 Win Mag, with much less recoil. JMHO. I chose the rifle I wanted first, & then the Caliber.
But in answer to the OP's original question, if I had to choose form the calibers he listed? I'd take the Ruger Hawkeye in a .375 Ruger. That rifle / caliber Combo ought to be the perfect choice for an all around Alaska Bear & Moose gun.
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Boy, I have read SOME bullsh!t in my life, but, this "bcd" weirdo takes the freakin' CAKE!!!
NO, moron, the old .338-275 Speer is NOT ...the best..., in fact, it is a mediocre bullet and not even close to the 250 NP, 250SAF or several other, lighter, premium bullets available for the .338 bore.
Only, a congenital imbecile would post that this is what made the 6.5 Swede great as there is NO relationship, other than they are both rifle cartridges. GAWD, you are SO stupid and azzholian in all aspects of your miserable presence here, GO AWAY, NOW!!!
BTW, I was carrying a big bore rifle every day, all day, as a part of my employment in BC, long before YOU were even a gleam in your father's eye, one which turned to a look of horror at your parturition, no doubt. You should be permanently made a "guest at Her Majesty's pleasure" at your local looneybin!
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Boy, I have read SOME bullsh!t in my life, but, this "bcd" weirdo takes the freakin' CAKE!!!
NO, moron, the old .338-275 Speer is NOT ...the best..., in fact, it is a mediocre bullet and not even close to the 250 NP, 250SAF or several other, lighter, premium bullets available for the .338 bore.
Only, a congenital imbecile would post that this is what made the 6.5 Swede great as there is NO relationship, other than they are both rifle cartridges. GAWD, you are SO stupid and azzholian in all aspects of your miserable presence here, GO AWAY, NOW!!!
BTW, I was carrying a big bore rifle every day, all day, as a part of my employment in BC, long before YOU were even a gleam in your father's eye, one which turned to a look of horror at your parturition, no doubt. You should be permanently made a "guest at Her Majesty's pleasure" at your local looneybin! TFF kute and way too true
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375 Ruger will lock Up on you!!!If you push to 375 H&H pressures you can never push a ruger 375 300g bullet to 2700 fps with out lock UP. 375 H&H you can Enjoy. your life may depend on your load! {RElOADERS} That is certainly not my experience - in fact, since the 375 H&H case has LESS powder capacity than the 375 Ruger, the opposite is closer to the truth. In case anyone it paying attention here, the 375 Ruger has made huge inroads in the Alaskan market and for good reasons. They made lightweight, handy, reliable and powerful rifles like this 7 1/2 pound one my daugher uses when she is guiding ![[Linked Image]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk168/Grizskins/Proisphoto_zpsa3f7b6ba.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk168/Grizskins/DanandTia_zpsc25b47b5.jpg) I even have a few years of using them myself, and this hunter thought his was perfect ![[Linked Image]](http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk168/Grizskins/lons07044.jpg)
Phil Shoemaker Alaska Master Guide, Alaska Hunter Ed Instructor FAA Master pilot www.grizzlyskinsofalaska.comAnyone who claims the 30-06 is not effective has either not used one, or else is unwittingly commenting on their marksmanship.
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