[wolters4]

Found this one up for sale in the local thrifty nickle for $500. I think I got a good deal. I was just out shooting it with some Lyman 264 GN GC and shoots great.

 

[FredT]

Great find and congrats on your purchase. I love that same projectile over 10 grains of Unique as the blasting load in my M375.

 

[biggog]

Very nice looking 375. I just bought one at a gun show. I need to buy the dies & components to reload for it. I don't have any real use for it but I just couldn't resist buying it, it's the first one I ever saw. Maybe i'll take up moose hunting.

 

[dpe.ahoy]

When you start shooting em, you'll know why you needed one. DP

 

[papajohn]

When you start shooting em, you'll know why you needed one. DP

Exactly. I found mine languishing in a local gun shop, lost and unloved among the racks of bolt guns. I inspected it, decided it was in good shape, but passed on it because I already had a 35 Remington. I woke up the next day thinking about it, and the rest is history. I don't hunt, I didn't need it, but owning it somehow still brings me great joy. It's a hoot to shoot, handsome, accurate, and somewhat unique. My gun pusher has been in the business for several decades, and had never seen one before I showed it to him. I'll never turn it loose, and it might be enough to get me motivated to go hunting again. I hear there's a lot of pigs that need killing..............and I cook a mean pork steak!

 

[CalvinMD]

One of these days PapaJ...we gotta hook up to use them 375's in ventilating some bacon My older 375 and my 41mag have already had that distinction but are always asking for more