[oso45-70]

I picked up a Sako AIII 375 WBY Douglas barrel 26" Very slick. Been looking for one for quite a while, Now i can get rid on my Ruger # 1 in 375H&H which i have not been happy with since day one. The next gun show i go to i will try to trade it off. I think this will be A KEEPER........Joe..........

 

[Lawdog]

The .375 Weatherby Magnum.[/color] The very best of the .375 calibers. Excellent choice. I love mine. Lawdog

 

[Redhawk1]

The .375 Weatherby Magnum.[/color] The very best of the .375 calibers. Excellent choice. I love mine. Lawdog

Lawdog, I knew you would approve. :-D

 

[Ramrod]

I wish someone would explain to a dull old guy (like me), what on God's Green Earth the .375 Weatherby will kill that the good old .375 H&H can not. Like the Energizer Bunny, it's still going. Since 1912, I believe.

 

[Redhawk1]

I wish someone would explain to a dull old guy (like me), what on God's Green Earth the .375 Weatherby will kill that the good old .375 H&H can not. Like the Energizer Bunny, it's still going. Since 1912, I believe.

I am a 375 H&H guy myself. But it's nice to get what you want.

 

[Lawdog]

Ramrod,

The .375 Weatherby is to the .375 H&H what the .300 Weatherby is to the .300 H&H. It does everything that the H&H does but does it 200 fps. faster. Brass doesn't cost anymore for Weatherby than it does for H&H, in both calibers, so reloading cost are the same except for a bit more powder. I own the H&H versions in both calibers but I really like the added advantage the Weathrby gives. And it does have an advantage whether anyone wants to believe it or not. Lawdog