Big Bore Rifles For Sale

[fishhead]

Big bore rifles, all in great shape. In Kodiak,AK Will ship USPS priority packaged like they intend to destoy it. Top is an Interarms Whitworth 458 Win Mag with base and rings and removable muzzle brake. Looks unfired. $850 plus shipping. In the middle is a Weatherby Mark V 375 H&H with base and rings. Very little use, was a friends backup gun on his African hunt. $650. Bottom is an Interarms Mark X 375 H&H $450 very little use. PM me.

 

[fishhead]

All three are controlled round feed.

 

[AZDAVE]

I'll take the interarms 375

 

[Ray B]

Wow! That Interarms was priced a few hundred more than just the price of the action alone and you get an entire rifle. I can see why it went so fast. The others are quite reasonable.

 

[Witold Krzyżanowski]

Cool offer.

 

[cagkt3]

Well @AZDAVE my wife will thank you from keeping another 375 from showing up!

 

[BeeMaa]

I thought the Weatherby Mark V action was push feed.
Am I incorrect?

 

[BobT]

I'll take the interarms 375

Thanks Dave! Nice snag!

 

[sierraone]

All three are controlled round feed.

When did Weatherby make a CRF rifle? Never heard of one. Maybe a full custom?

 

[fishhead]

When did Weatherby make a CRF rifle? Never heard of one. Maybe a full custom?

You're correct, my mistake, the Mark V is push feed. I'm not a Weatherby guy. But didn't they have rifles made in Germany on Mauser action at one time? Thanks for catching that.

 

[fishhead]

All three are controlled round feed.

The Weatherby is push feed. Sorry about that.

 

[Ray B]

You're correct, my mistake, the Mark V is push feed. I'm not a Weatherby guy. But didn't they have rifles made in Germany on Mauser action at one time? Thanks for catching that.

Sort-of; the first Weatherbys were made in Southgate, Calif and the standard runs used FN commercial '98 actions- these were CRF. then the Mark V action was developed and the initial supplier was part of the Sauer werkes in Germany- these were Push-Feed. For some reason, the source was shifted to Japan but the rifle remained essentially the same.

 

[mdwest]

I'll take the interarms 375

thank you for saving my marriage...

I was seriously tempted on this one....

 

[sierraone]

I'll take the interarms 375

You stole that gun! Had I seen it sooner, I would have stole it. Is it a Yugoslav/Serbian action?

 

[AZDAVE]

Well @AZDAVE my wife will thank you from keeping another 375 from showing up!

thank you for saving my marriage...

I was seriously tempted on this one....

@mdwest Make sure you tell her that so she puts us back on the christmas card list, as she was a tad miffed at me assisting you to build the 416 taylor

@cagkt3 Glad to help a fellow big bore guys out so that the better half doesn't get chapped.

 

[Deleted member 46122]

I’m in Palmer. PM me please

View attachment 295697 Big bore rifles, all in great shape. In Kodiak,AK Will ship USPS priority packaged like they intend to destoy it. Top is an Interarms Whitworth 458 Win Mag with base and rings and removable muzzle brake. Looks unfired. $850 plus shipping. In the middle is a Weatherby Mark V 375 H&H with base and rings. Very little use, was a friends backup gun on his African hunt. $650. Bottom is an Interarms Mark X 375 H&H $450 very little use. PM me.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Sort-of; the first Weatherbys were made in Southgate, Calif and the standard runs used FN commercial '98 actions- these were CRF. then the Mark V action was developed and the initial supplier was part of the Sauer werkes in Germany- these were Push-Feed. For some reason, the source was shifted to Japan but the rifle remained essentially the same.

I grew up in Downey, next to South Gate. When I got my drivers’ license, I drove to Weatherby’s shop ONCE and gazed at the rifles I knew/thought I could never afford to buy. This was in the mid seventies. By then, Weatherby had shifted their production to the Howa factory in Japan to reduce labor costs and be able to compete with Remington, Winchester, Ruger, etc. Howa actually produced better quality rifles (better machining) than in the U.S. at the time. Howa’s quality is still great today. Anyway, just some Weatherby history.