Looking for .375 for Dangerous Game... Do They Exist?

What is everyone's thoughts on a 20" barrel vs 23"+ for DG?
I didn't read all 5 pages of this thread so forgive me if I'm repeating.

The 375 Ruger is about 200 fps faster than the standard 375 H&H load. It was designed to give the same performance out of a 20" barrel as the H&H out of 24". The Ruger M77 Hawkeye Guide Gun being the prime example. I have one I've taken to AK for grizzly.

For Africa I much prefer my Winchester M70 375 H&H.

@Just Gina has a black plastic stocked M70 375 she's talked about selling;)
 
Il titolo della mia discussione è lingua e guancia, ma la ricerca di un .375 appropriato è come cercare un unicorno!

Ho cercato per 2 mesi per una grande noia per una caccia a Cape Buffalo. Quello che ho imparato qui finora è...
  • Una buona scelta di cartucce sarebbe .375 H&H e .375 Ruger.
  • La lunghezza della canna tra 23"-25" sembra essere consigliata per compressione e velocità aggiuntive.
  • Azione con CRF molto più affidabile.
Ho cercato Ruger Hawkeye African, Winchester Model 70 Safari e CZ Safari express. Ho anche appena iniziato a guardare il Kimber Kimber Caprivi .375 H&H Mag. Semplicemente non sembrano esistere. Alcune domande....
  • Quali altri produttori di armi dovrei considerare nella fascia inferiore a $ 5k?
  • Ho esaminato un certo numero di fucili .375 con canna da 20". Può essere considerato per DG come Cape Buffalo?
  • Cos'altro dovrei cercare in design, calibro, ecc?
Aperto a suggerimenti su quali opzioni ci sono per trovare un fucile di livello DG di qualità. Grazie in anticipo.
Se ti interessa ho un winchester 70 Alaskan pre 64. In perfette condizioni, da collezione e tutto originale. Puoi vedere foto su www.armidellastoria.altervista.org. il problema è mi devo informare come vendere fuori dall'Italia. Vendo con Leupold XIII 1,5-5 X 20 - Attacchi Leupold QR. Prezzo euro 3.800.+ spese di spedizione. Se ti interessa contattami via mail allockone@gmail.com per invio di foto
 
I have some larger bolt guns in 375 H&H, (Win M-70) 458 Win (Ruger M-77) and a 416 Rigby ( on Rem 1917 Enfield action)

I love those guns but nothing, and I mean nothing spell Class like a Fine English Double.

But to hunt with one, manners dictate you wear a tie and a tweed suit. :D

if you buy a rifle for your future african safari's one of the main things to keep in mind is the availability of ammo. the 375H&H double ammo is not very common over here.

the 416 rigby and the 450 rigby seems the thing. although the most common over here in africa must certainly be 1. 375H&H 2. 9.3x 62 3. 458 variants.
 

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