Parkwest 375 H&H For Sale

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For Sale:

Practically brand new Parkwest 375 H&H with 24” Kreiger barrel and McMillan green with tan web stock. Comes as it came from the factory with the hard case. 45 rounds fired. Does not include Talley rings

New price was $6,299

Asking $5,500 shipped & insured. Willing to work with you on price.

Not particularly looking for any trades at the time however am always interested in 09 Argentine actions/barreled actions, oberndorf Mauser actions, H&H length pre64s, stainless 375 model 70 crf, Swarovski z5i+ 2-10 or 3-18, Farquharson actions, and custom Mauser actions such as FZH, concari, GMA, etc
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What is the LOP ?

Which model is this?

When was it made?

Can you post pics of both sides of the action?

Thanks
 
Where are you located?
 
I spoke to Logan in Wyoming. SD76 model. 14 inch LOP. Likely made 2023-2024. Very accurate, as would be expected. Original owner.

This is an exceptional deal on a great rifle, especially compared to current prices.

I am going to pass, with great regret. I have too many 375's already.

Nice guy.

GLWS
 
I spoke to Logan in Wyoming. SD76 model. 14 inch LOP. Likely made 2023-2024. Very accurate, as would be expected. Original owner.

This is an exceptional deal on a great rifle, especially compared to current prices.

I am going to pass, with great regret. I have too many 375's already.

Nice guy.

GLWS
Andrew,

I apologize for the mixup. I misspoke it is the SD97 not the SD76 model.
 
I'm an idiot -- what is the difference between the two?
From what I can tell the only difference is the 76 is a flat bottom receiver like a M70 where as the 97 is round bottom like a R700 however both use the same CRF system, trigger, and 3 pos safety. I could be missing something but that’s what I’ve gathered
 
Wood vs synthetic
 
Correct the 97 is round reciever with a seperate recoil lug, 76 is flat bottom with integral recoil lug. The difference is cost to manufacture.
 
Correct the 97 is round reciever with a seperate recoil lug, 76 is flat bottom with integral recoil lug. The difference is cost to manufacture.
pro's and con's to each? Which one is more expensive? Assuming the 76?
 
Yes the 76 is more expensive and requires larger stock and machine time. function wise I don't believe you could argue any difference.
 
Any more photos?
 
Selling because I never shoot it and since I’m starting gunsmithing school next month I likely will
Not have any time to go to Africa to hunt with it in the near future and what self respecting gunsmith would use someone else’s riflelol
 
Here is some more pictures. Gun shoots extremely well. under 1 moa at 100yds with 300gr tsx. Have not shot it past 100 as all I did was work up a load and it’s been a safe queen since then.

Swaro not included but I guess could be for the right price.
 

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pro's and con's to each? Which one is more expensive? Assuming the 76?

The 97s are basically Remington 700s in principle with their far more efficient manufacturing techniques. Dakota/Parkwest astutely made it a CRF rather than a push feed, making it a vastly superior option at the pricepoint than mass produced competitors.

The action type is the key difference, not the synthetic versus wood stock. You can buy a Model 76 PH model which would be a fancy Dakota 76 Safari model in every way except two: matte finish which I like a lot, and a synthetic stock. (truly a top of the line weapon to be beat to hell)

What makes the advertised rifle somewhat unique is that usually the model 97s were in smaller calibers and had an internal magazine without a hinged floor plate to save money. This one in 375HH has the hinged drop-box floorplate.
 

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