A Brace of 375H&Hs

[Fatback]

Just wanted to share a pic of my two LH Winchester 375H&H Safari Expresses. Being left handed they are both New Haven rifles.

The top one is in a McMillian stock and has been cerakoted. The bottom is the standard walnut/blued variety.

Both are wearing Leupold VX5 HD 2-10, Firedot scopes in Talley bases and rings. I also have replaced the factory triggers with a couple of Timney triggers that break crisp and clean at 3lbs.

Just got the top one put together this week and shot it for the first time today, a real sweet shooter for sure. Here’s wishing y’all a very Merry Christmas.

 

[CamoManJ]

Great combination of components for a pair of excellent rifles.

 

[roklok]

Nice ! I also have a "pretty" .375 and a all weather hard use .375. The pretty one is for Africa, the stainless synthetic is used in Alaska.

 

[Fatback]

@roklok, that is sorta my thinking. Also, I hunt deer and pigs here at home with my 375 and now if it’s rainy I can just reach for the one built for such occasions.

 

[sureshot375]

I like it!!

 

[BANDF]

As a fellow lefty, those look great! I've got a lefty .300 mag action that will likely become a .375 (barrel blank in hand too!)

Which McMillan stock is that?!

 

[Fatback]

As a fellow lefty, those look great! I've got a lefty .300 mag action that will likely become a .375 (barrel blank in hand too!)

Which McMillan stock is that?!

@BANDF, it’s the “super grade” I think it’s called.

 

[BANDF]

@BANDF, it’s the “super grade” I think it’s called.

Thanks! How do you find the feel of it? I always take online comments with a grain of salt, but have read many posts overall claiming it's a bit blocky/2x4-esque!

I'd love a Bansner stock, but they don't do their safari stocks in left hand, and Darcy's Legend seems to be few and far between!

 

[Fatback]

Rifle is a little forward heavy, not bad but I can tell. I put an ammo sleeve on the stock and add 6 rounds of ammo and it balances out nicely.