Top 10 reasons I love my Blaser .375

Bear669

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#10 She's German.

Yah I know. There are great East Europeans, Orientals, and good models from everywhere else. But I know what I like.
 
#5

Goes both ways.

Oh yah a big deal to me. This way I can share with my bro. Left bolt slides out easily, then you can SLAM in the right handed one. (Really, she loves it)
 
Never omplain when you only fire her once
 
375s are a wonderful choice for Africa. Anyone who spends significant time there hunting should own one.
 
Hm... thought there might be more gun nutz..

LordLoki said:
375s are a wonderful choice for Africa. Anyone who spends significant time there hunting should own one.

Tongue in cheek perhaps, but serious answer: done some brief research yes indeed, this is the min calibre for Africa (not for elephant or rhino, but I wouldnt shoot them anyway). Might go some day. Still a great rifle for moose, elk, caribou, and I expect to be shooting in Nfld this fall.



anon1 said:
Long guns are for wussies.

AM NOT!:mad: , then you say "R 2!", then I say......

Yah but, could YOU even hang to a .375 H&H or a 12 ga with 3 inch slugs! And I do have a nice Para-Ord , stainless steel .45. Nya, nya nya.

BTW- you have the BEST sig cartoon.
 
Bear669 said:
Yah but, could YOU even hang to a .375 H&H or a 12 ga with 3 inch slugs!

50 cal. smoothbore percussion cap with 120 grains smokeless.
Sore shoulder for a week. Re-enactors cannot be trusted.:p
 
Doh!

anon1 said:
50 cal. smoothbore percussion cap with 120 grains smokeless.
Sore shoulder for a week. Re-enactors cannot be trusted.:p

I find a blanky over shoulder helps.
 
I love the SMLE!! Brass plate on butt, you MUST hold tight to shoulder or else the recoil tends to hurt.