FOR SALE Winchester Model 70 Safari Express 375 H&H

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I am offering this Winchester Model 70 Safari Express for sale. This rifle is brand new in the box, I only inserted the bolt into the action for the pictures. I have multiple (at least five) 375 H&H rifles and have decided to reduce my inventory. Original box with all the Winchester additions.

I have attached many pictures to show the rifle’s condition. If anyone would like additional pictures please let me know and I will provide.

Asking $1650.00 plus shipping and insurance from my FFL to the buyer’s FFL.

If interested parties would like to contact me by phone or FaceTime I am more than willing and can provide contact information. I am located in Northern Virginia if you would like to meet in person.

Post a reply or DM me with any questions.

Advertised specifications:
  • Chambered in 375 H&H
  • WINCHESTER'S FAMOUS FORGED STEEL RECEIVER WITH DOUBLE INTEGRAL RECOIL LUGS
  • PRE-’64 STYLE CONTROLLED ROUND FEED WITH CLAW EXTRACTOR fully controls the cartridge from magazine, to chamber, to ejection
  • Satin finish grade I Walnut stock with cut checkering and deluxe cheekpiece
  • ONE-PIECE BOTTOM METAL WITH STEEL FLOORPLATE adds rigidity for better accuracy
  • Matte finished metal surfaces reduce glare
  • Dual decorative steel crossbolts
  • THREE-POSITION WING SAFETY shows safety status at a glance
  • Fully adjustable rear sight with hooded brass bead front
  • Barrel-mounted front sling swivel
  • 24" COLD HAMMERFORGED FREE-FLOATED BARREL WITH 1-12" twist
  • CAPACITY: 3+1
  • Blade-Type Ejector for full control of ejection force
  • PACHMAYR® DECELERATOR® RECOIL PAD for optimal protection against felt recoil
  • Weight: 9lb

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Lovely rifle in the right caliber and what looks like a fair price. If I did not already have two 375's, I would be all over it. Good luck with the sale.
 
I'll take the Campaign Rach it's sitting on! How much is that?
 
Make one. They aren’t very difficult to make.
Sir- I have no "make it" bone in my body. To make that gun rack?? I literally have never driven a nail into anything. I get the impression most guys into rifles are the 'handy" types. I am the opposite. I did the change the oil in my Dodge Dart in 1983. Haven't done it since though...
 
i just ordered mine...different than this...but they are COOL.
That one is not for sale. I have a friend that is a woodworker, I showed him a picture of one of the four digit sticker priced stands and asked him to make me one. This one was the prototype, made in red oak, he also makes them in cedar or pretty much any wood you want. He charges $150, but they might be too heavy to ship. I customized mine, I took the felt off the barrel rest and replaced with leather. I will attach a picture of the cedar stand.
 

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Sir- I have no "make it" bone in my body. To make that gun rack?? I literally have never driven a nail into anything. I get the impression most guys into rifles are the 'handy" types. I am the opposite. I did the change the oil in my Dodge Dart in 1983. Haven't done it since though...
Then check this one out.

 
This is a good rifle and will do the job in Africa on all game! Priced right in my opinion!
 
Kevin, PM sent

Roger
 
That one is not for sale. I have a friend that is a woodworker, I showed him a picture of one of the four digit sticker priced stands and asked him to make me one. This one was the prototype, made in red oak, he also makes them in cedar or pretty much any wood you want. He charges $150, but they might be too heavy to ship. I customized mine, I took the felt off the barrel rest and replaced with leather. I will attach a picture of the cedar stand.
I'd buy one or two today. Can you please DM me his contact? Thank you, Sir!
 

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