Good Gun Deals This Week

RR 314 · Jul 3, 2026

Beck said:
Gorgeous Rifle. I was tempted to pounce on it as well, but I currently own four .416's - plus the whole baby thing and saving money. Side not this is a terrible thread

Certainly undervalued. Thankfully, I never have bought guns simply because they were undervalued. If so, I would have more of a mess on my hands than I currently do.

Huvius · Monday at 8:44 PM

This may be a good deal - not really sure what these are trading at nowadays.
Anyway, the fact that the seller doesn’t identify it as an RSM, maybe there’s some room on price.

https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/rifles/ruger-rifles-77/ruger-m77-458-lott.cfm?gun_id=103699302

Albert GRANT · Tuesday at 4:57 PM

Not sure how much interest there is in the non safari magnum actions, but a local shop has a CZ 550 .30-06 with original 1” CZ rings and an interesting ramp sight. $900

Uncontrolled_round_feed · Tuesday at 5:05 PM

Albert GRANT said:
Not sure how much interest there is in the non safari magnum actions, but a local shop has a CZ 550 .30-06 with original 1” CZ rings and an interesting ramp sight. $900
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Man I love these rifles but hate those cheekpieces

Atticus · Tuesday at 5:45 PM

Be a nice start for a 338-06

farmer_john · Wednesday at 3:07 AM

heres something cool and unique. lee speed in 375
est. prive 500-800

Lot 387 - B.S.A. Lee Speed .375 bolt action rifle,

www.wilson55.com

rookhawk · Wednesday at 3:27 AM

farmer_john said:
heres something cool and unique. lee speed in 375
est. prive 500-800

Lot 387 - B.S.A. Lee Speed .375 bolt action rifle,

Lot 387 - B.S.A. Lee Speed .375 bolt action rifle,

www.wilson55.com

That’s 375-2.5”, I believe it’s commonly known as 9x56MS. It’s not a 375HH.

Certus · Wednesday at 3:45 AM

rookhawk said:
That’s 375-2.5”, I believe it’s commonly known as 9x56MS. It’s not a 375HH.

Not 9.5x56, different cartridge.

But you’re right on .375 2.5”.

rookhawk · Wednesday at 8:10 AM

Certus said:
Not 9.5x56, different cartridge.

But you’re right on .375 2.5”.

You’re correct. I was thinking 9.3x57R is the more common name

farmer_john · Wednesday at 9:20 AM

Certus said:
Not 9.5x56, different cartridge.

But you’re right on .375 2.5”.

I believe its the 375hh but rimmed

swoobie · Wednesday at 9:29 AM

40 grains cordite (marked on barrel) corresponds to a 375 2 1/2". And yes Lee Speed managed the flanged ammo via the single stack magazine. Muzzle velocity is low around 1800-1900fps with a 270 grain bullet. Deer cartridge.

farmer_john · Wednesday at 9:31 AM

swoobie said:
40 grains cordite (marked on barrel) corresponds to a 375 2 1/2". And yes Lee Speed managed the flanged ammo via the single stack magazine. Muzzle velocity is low around 1800-1900fps with a 270 grain bullet. Deer cartridge.

This is why i love yall. So many deep wells of knowledge to drink from. And doesnt cost me an eye.

rookhawk · Wednesday at 11:36 AM

farmer_john said:
I believe its the 375hh but rimmed

You're thinking of 375 Flanged H&H. That's a terrific cartridge, but this one isn't that one.

The 375 2-1/2" magnum was the British answer to the heavy for caliber "Brush calibers" that the Germans loved. 9x57, 9.3x57, 9.5x57.

The caliber in question is straight walled if memory serves me, which it rarely does.

Altitude sickness · Wednesday at 12:13 PM

the look a vintage British rifle with the practicality of a McMillan stock. The sum of the parts make it a fair price.

I almost bought it for S&G’s

https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/rifles/custom-rifles/manitou-custom-guns-llc-custom-magazine-rifle-on-a-bauska-bbk-02-action-in-416-remington-mag-23-barrel-in-excellent-condition-ready-for-your-safari.cfm?gun_id=103521031

wvfred · Wednesday at 6:11 PM

I had a Mannlicher schoenauer in 375 2.5 and it was a belted cartridge with a case similar to a 240 Weatherby and as I understand was the first belted cartridge.

Wildwillalaska · Wednesday at 9:29 PM

Here is one you don't see very...well, uh, ever...?

Highly embellished wrong-handed 505 Gibbs.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1185576933

akrifleman · Wednesday at 9:46 PM

Wildwillalaska said:
Here is one you don't see very...well, uh, ever...?

Highly embellished wrong-handed 505 Gibbs.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1185576933

Hens tooth right there

TTundra · Wednesday at 10:10 PM

I do like mine. Original pattern 3 Lee Speed 375 Flanged 2 1/2 Nutro Express...mouth full of a cartrige name...

farmer_john · Wednesday at 10:26 PM

TTundra said:
I do like mine. Original pattern 3 Lee Speed 375 Flanged 2 1/2 Nutro Express...mouth full of a cartrige name...

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thats a real nice gun room what are those pegs?

Certus · Thursday at 5:22 AM

wvfred said:
I had a Mannlicher schoenauer in 375 2.5 and it was a belted cartridge with a case similar to a 240 Weatherby and as I understand was the first belted cartridge.

This will be the 400/375.

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Good Gun Deals This Week

RR 314

Huvius

Albert GRANT

Uncontrolled_round_feed

Atticus

farmer_john

Lot 387 - B.S.A. Lee Speed .375 bolt action rifle,

rookhawk

Lot 387 - B.S.A. Lee Speed .375 bolt action rifle,

Certus

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farmer_john

swoobie

farmer_john

rookhawk

Altitude sickness

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