I like stainless and control round feed for that caliber
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Winchester model 70 375 h&h
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This is a 375 I picked up at an estate sale years ago I unfortunately just missed the matching 30-06. The original owner had two rifles built for him to go on an African hunt many years ago. Would have been nice to have been able to buy the pair but if I had to be stuck with one I'm glad it was the 375 H&H. Not sure if the exact build year but definitely pre 64
I have the same rifle and mine was labeled the Win Md 70 Alaskan. But has iron sights in addition
stefan416
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Finland is on my bucket list to visit. I own two things from your beautiful country; a SAKO M995 in .300 WM and a Karelian Bear Dog.
love this one!
alcesgigas
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PApa Black
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Beautiful!
a treasure! I have a 300 hh mod 70 super grade pre 64. they are beautiful rifles
I love those old M70, Mine are all Classic Stainless, pretty much same design, and I think good quality. Alos have one of the S Carolina models.
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levers4life
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1954 300 H&H & 1956 375 H&H. Still doing some rehab on the stocks but they were hunting guns, I don't mind a little "character"
alcesgigas
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I had a Classic Stainless M70 375, but I morphed it into 338 Edge in 2011. I had to remove a grizzly from a cabin on Thanksgiving day 2008 with it and that was the only game it claimed. Come 2013 and I had to borrow my neighbor's Sako 375 to stop another griz from visiting my moose parts as I butchered.
Now I'm looking for a current production 375 M70 in walnut and moly; I just feel naked without one. Having Pre-War, Pre-64, post-64 (1987), and two Classics coupled with what I've researched the current M70 Safari Express (post-2015) is the best ever produced. We'll see.
Now I'm looking for a current production 375 M70 in walnut and moly; I just feel naked without one. Having Pre-War, Pre-64, post-64 (1987), and two Classics coupled with what I've researched the current M70 Safari Express (post-2015) is the best ever produced. We'll see.
