#10MinuteTalk

Jimmy and Mark are joined by the cartridge man himself, Ryan Muckenhirn, to discuss one that Mark has been particularly curious about - the .375 Ruger. Getting much of it’s DNA from one of the oldest and most iconic dangerous game cartridges that’s still widely used today, the .375 H&H, this cartridge is a high-performing and heavy-hitting brute that’s perfectly at home in a small, handy rifle anywhere from Alaska to Africa. Check it out!
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[@willd7596]

the .375 H&H deserves it's own video

[@lk9456]

Won a lot of shooting comps along with a lot of dangerous game it took Very important cartridge

[@MooseHuntPodcast]

AMEN TO THAT! THE GOAT!

[@user-eg8hb8xt3j]

Lol it’s been covered

[@davidmunro3910]

Still amazed at Ryan's cartridge knowledge. It's savantlike. Love the 10 min talks on cartridges. Keep pumping em out

[@adamkadir3803]

The ballistician and precision shooter in me likes the 375 Ruger...but honestly, you just can't beat the panache the 375 H&H carries. It's just such an elegant cartridge.

[@willrowell3218]

In my opinion the .375 H&H has a certain flair of sophistication to it that no other cartridge has, the .416 Rigby and .300 H&H comes closet to it in my book in that aspect.

[@tatsuhirosatou5513]

@@willrowell3218 the big 458s and 45-70, 38-55 are in my book too.

[@vf19blue]

​@@willrowell3218300 H&H is the Sophie Lauren of cartridges.

[@thomasarcher4034]

The .375 H&H (and other cartridges of the time) was long and tapered for a good reason. They were loaded with cordite, which was very temperature-sensitive. The long tapered case aided in easy extraction.

[@vernonlarson7016]

U are correct

[@Alexanderockport]

I love how the podcast ended, but the passion for the topic continued for another ten min.

[@jayellgee]

First! What do I win? I really enjoy these cartridge talks. I would love to see you guys tackle the 35 Whelen in the future.

[@willrowell3218]

35 Whelen would be a great video, then after that please do Col. Whelen's other great design the .22 Hornet.

[@danielbeach4855]

Ruger Alaskan originally came with 20" barrel in .375 Ruger - Hogue overmolded stock - great safari rifle.

[@grizzlycrazy2077]

I have ruger m77 hawkeye 24.5 inches barrel 7.75lb 375 ruger an I have a 35 Whelen nosler custom rifle 26 inches barrel and Winchester 70 Alaskan 375 H&H

[@tedb.5707]

Ruger used to make magnum-length actions and 375HH rifles on M77 Mk2 era, they're massive Safari and Alaska guns. The 375 Ruger fits in the .30-06 length action of the updated M77 Hawkeye series. There's still on lot of Mk2 rifles available in the used market. Like all the Ruger No.1s floating about.

[@shannmartin9361]

The Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan in .375 Ruger has a 20" barrel the Ruger Hawkeye African in .375 Ruger has a 24" barrel.

[@calynutzu93]

The african has 23" barrel

[@patwarson217]

I accidentally received a Mossberg patriot in 375 Ruger from buds guns my order was supposed to be a 7 mm rem mag,but I order approximately 20 guns s year from buds,my wife picked it up from our FFL dealer never looked at it,I get home from work open the box and see a stainless gun with nice laminate stock and iron sights, anyways I decided to keep it and now I use it for hog hunting religiously,here in Florida it is overkill but it's fun and no worries about loosing a animal,the recoil in my opinion is no worse than a 270 or 450 bm I have a vortex red dot mounted on it and use Barnes TSX ammo

[@Sivyis333]

Since when did any ffl let another person pick up a gun register to another person.

[@tatsuhirosatou5513]

@@Sivyis333 it doesn't work the way you think it works, we don't register guns here and I bet they had his wife do the 4473 on the wrong gun.

[@jakudahsymba5453]

375 Ruger is definitely one of the top do it all cartridges ever!! I’ve been in love with it since it came out.. Sadly, my first Rifle I built using a 375 Ruger action on a HS Precision stock was stolen while I was over seas. Now I just finished my second build only its the Savage brush hunter barreled action on an Oryx chassis with a witt machine directional break!! The best part is Lehigh defense offers 185gr, 270gr. Barnes, Hornady, Nosler offer 235,250,260,270, 300, and 350gr options! Now some fun research will show you ballistically the lighter 375 Ruger loads shoot as flat and even flatter than many of what folks consider to be “long range” cartridges.

[@leskrug9266]

I have the ruger #1 in 375 ruger. Awesome caliber...love the recoil. Can't wait till I can afford a grizzly hunt or moose. I get a 1" group with hornady dgx.

[@akjohnmahaney]

What stock and barrel combo? I have the Alaskan 20” with a hogue stock and are getting terrible Groups, shooting 270sp-rp currently.

[@leskrug9266]

@@akjohnmahaney My Ruger Alaskan is the number one single shot 375 Ruger caliber with 20-in barrel and the two-piece wood stock which is all original that just have a Leopold 100th anniversary 3 to 9x40 scope on it factory rings from Ruger so I can imagine it would be those fire points at your shooting. You think you'd get good groups with them? I'm not sure try different bullets. I know that's hard to do when they're a bad expensive. Good luck to you

[@akjohnmahaney]

@@leskrug9266 thx for the reply!

[@ashmerch2558]

You guys should tackle the redheaded stepchild of the cartridge world... the 0.357 - 0.358 bore, 350 Legend, 35 Remington, .358 Winchester, ESPECIALLY THE. 35 Whelen & the .35 Ackley Improved... also the .358 Norma & the daddy of them all, the .358 Shooting Times Alaskan, 250gr @ 2900 fps !!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

[@GallopingWalrus]

Man, I saw someone put down a Moose with a 310 grain Woodleigh out of a .35 Whelen. Damn thing went down like it was struck down by god himself.

[@timeverett7828]

Love the .358 bores

[@ashmerch2558]

@@timeverett7828 great short range brush calibers in the 350 legend, 35 Rem and the 358 win, excellent long range hammers in the 35 AI, 358 Norma and 358 STA, and great versatility in everything from the 358 win, 35 Whelen and 35 AI... excellent cartridge family

[@timeverett7828]

@@ashmerch2558 yup

[@letsgobrandon416]

Most underrated podcast on youtube

[@kai-vp8mz]

375 Ruger and some of the Weatherby ultra mag 30 cals and .338s are a great choice for a lighter alaskan bear rifle.

[@ericthered7226]

The M77 Hawkeye African in .375 is not bad on recoil at all. I was really surprised at how mild it was. I guess the radial brake on it works really well.

[@TXLorenzo]

Don't forget the 9.3 x 62 which is VERY popular in both Europe and Africa and compares well with the .375.

[@jacquesvandenheever8235]

Shooting a 375 Ruger 20 inch barrel with suppressor (aimsport)with 230gr peregrine handloads at 2840ft/s. Happy hunter.

[@scotteger6271]

The Savage 110 Bear Hunter in .375 Ruger weighs like 8.4lbs, but is meant for a scope. So until you get the round loaded, scope and rings and a sling, you'd probably be at 9lbs or so. Still lighter than the H&H rifles but heavy enough to cut some of the recoil. It also has a removable brake.

[@paulellsworth7679]

Lol I disagree. My Sako 85 in 375 H&H weights 7.5 lbs. I'll stick with the Holland and Holland...

[@scotteger6271]

@@paulellsworth7679 I guess I was referencing the ones they mentioned in the video. I haven't shot the H&H but I've shot the Ruger...I didn't find it to be too unpleasant. I personally don't have a need for that kind of firepower but if I lived in Alaska or something I could see the desire. Recoil is always subjective...I had a friend with a 300 Win Mag that kicked like a mule...actually caused him to have a bad flinch. I got a different 300 Win Mag on trade one time and thought it was going to be miserable. Turned out it recoiled less than a 30-06 I had at the time. Two different rifles, too very different experiences.

[@67REBELSSTAMC]

Love the 375 calibers. Especially in the RUM. Very effective on large game here in Alaska.

[@johngadd2532]

I have the savagearms bear hunter in 375 ruger . Fine gun ,l oad development is still ongoing 250,270,300 grain bullets all have been accurate . For a gun of the shelf under ik. I topped it off with a 1x4 x28 nikon monarch. The muzzle break tames it quite nicely. Almost 1/4 min of angle, Thanks Savage employee's.

[@ed5042]

really love my mossberg Patriot synthetic in 375 ruger @ a measured 6.4 lbs

[@joshuacharron1447]

Thinking about one myself but recoil has to be brutal?

[@ed5042]

@@joshuacharron1447 about to ramble; Since I was a kid growing up reading outdoor magazines in the 60's and 70's I was fascinated by the 375HH. Then Finn AAgard tells me that the 375HH is the ultimate world hunting cartridge. I actually thought I would be quite a traveling guy when I grew up. Did not happen,LOL. So, 375 Ruger came along. researched it , watched it. then the Patriot came along, watched it (reviews) , then Sportsmansguide was selling it for about 315! Got it!. Already had reviewed reloading data for reduced loads!. Before the rifle showed up I already accumulated the brass, bullets, powder and Dies. 235 Grain at 2000 MV. Deer, pig, etc. Went to range with Superformance 250 GMX and the reloads. There were two older gentlemen there that I knew who are in the 70's, then there are myself and my buddy. Superformance first. I think I did the calculation at 54 LBS recoil. 7.75 lb rifle? scoped. 6.4 bare rifle. I pull off the first shot, could not stop laughing and exclaiming "THATS IT??" My buddy shot, same response. I then offered the rifle to the two guys who of course "no way' . I explained just roll with it, you are not in a tactical situation where you are leaning into the rifle to maintain target acquisition, just roll with it , relax. I let those two guys shoot four rounds at 3 buck a shot because they were having so much fun. Range time. 100 yards off sandbags, with a ....drumroll,,, barska scope on it. Only one I had at the time that weighed over a pound; to add weight to the rifle. Factory load, sub moa, reloads hit same point of impact as the factory GMX, best three round group 1/2 inch . Two shooters, me and my buddy. Three groups fired, average group 3/4 inch Am I happy ? OH HEll Yess!

[@ed5042]

@@joshuacharron1447 I know this may be hard to believe, but nope. Like any serious rifle cartridge, shoot it away from the prone or bench and roll with it. I sincerely Hate recoil, sold a Win 70 in 338 Win because it was just too painful to shoot. When you shoot any high powered rifle off the bench sit as upright as possible , stop leaning into the rifle so much. Been shooting steel butt plate service rifles since 85 along with serious boomers.

[@joshuacharron1447]

@@ed5042 that's cool sounds like I need one and I understand about the 338 have had 3 of them ty for the info

[@ed5042]

@@joshuacharron1447 sportsmans warehouse has them for 329!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@hiromikami]

Nostalgia aside, I like how with the newer .375 Ruger and the .416 Rem, you could now own both calibers for a few thousand dollars instead of 20 thousand dollars for the Rigby and H&H.

[@doughess8703]

I would like to hear more about the 45-70

[@joshuahoward7567]

I second that

[@nicholasbernier1587]

I would very much appreciate a 45-70 episode

[@michaelkaylor6770]

Savage Bear Hunter, 110, in 375 with a 23 inch and the on/off break!

[@calynutzu93]

Have you chronoed the 375 ruger rounds? Thanks

[@ravenreader4772]

Love these cartridge reviews. How about discussing 338 federal/338-06.

[@joelorensen]

I 2nd the 338 Federal.

[@yooper7753]

Absolutely, I own them both. Weatherby Mark V Ultra Lightweight in 338-06 A-Square and Savage 16FCSS Weather Warrior in 338 Federal. Both wear Leupold scopes too.

[@bobneal790]

Ok gentlemen the deal with hunting over there in Africa. You will NOT find even one camp with extra 375 Ruger rounds but you’ll find every camp will have plentiful amounts of extra 375 H&H rounds.

[@archerpaintball6822]

Exactly. The Ruger is an American round, the H&H is international.

[@davidwilson2657]

Congratulations on knowing what every camp in Africa has on hand for ammunition.

[@mojomike3913]

35 Whelen, the poor mans magnum.

[@collinator68]

I know this video is 3 years old now, but have you looked at 375h&h rifles lately? The only ones you can find now cost from 3000$ to 30,000$

[@spysweeper]

the post talk was actually pretty cool! good job capturing that!!!👍😃

[@Ruteger100]

How about a visual? You could show the cartridge. something

[@walkercustoms]

I plan to get a 375 Ruger, I love my medium game rifle but I want an all game rifle too.

[@fivex4756]

Was mentioned but a bit more could have been said of the off spring. The 300 RCM Ruger Conpact Magnum works well in shorter barrels and standard action. The 6.5 PRC designed for and works well with longer bullets and in short action. The 300 PRC also for longer bullets. I have all four. It should always be mentioned the PRCs and some other newer cartridge designs include a longer throat for the longer bullets. I have found getting lighter shorter bullets to perform well in those difficult.

[@ckiefner715]

I have a very light Mossberg Patriot in .375 Ruger. It’s a beast. I don’t know if mine would be considered a 600 yard gun, more like maybe 300. The accuracy just isn’t there to push mine further. If one would choose the .375 Ruger or H&H I would suggest using very good rings and not cheap rings. I tried a companies certain cheap rings and the scope kept sliding inside the rings.

[@VortexNation]

Oof - a light 375 Ruger definitely would be punishing. Very correct about the rings too - good quality rings are what hold everything together, so if they're bad, the whole setup will be bad!

[@gregc1749]

Ill always stick to the H&H as will some of my friends

[@wildcat_reloading]

Speaking as a South African, shooting big 5 at long range...comes down to shooting it at 100 yards, with African game a good PH won't let you shoot further than luke 50 yards

[@paulellsworth7679]

My Sako 85 375H&H weights 7.5 lbs. How much lighter does a gun need to be to warrant the 375 ruger?

[@nathanevans6297]

I owned a 375 Ruger in a savage platform with 20" barrel. Recoil was snappy but manageable. Certainly better than my 458 Lott in a heavier gun. Based on reaction of dirt pile alone as backstop that Ruger hits hard. Really hard. It would shoot dirt 20' into the air with max loads of H4350 and a 300 DGS.

[@SeanAggus-q5m]

Just bought a Ruger M77 African in 416 Ruger. you should do this cartridge on an episode Ruger M77 guide gun comes in 375 & 416 Ruger with a cool muzzle brake system on a 20” stainless barrel

[@rdaugherty52]

My 375 Ruger weighed around 7 lbs and kicked so hard it would turn your arm purple so I added weight brought it up to 10 lbs and haven’t shot it since. It has a lot more recoil than the H&H .

[@johnwolfe6967]

375 Ruger is a great cartridge. However if your cartridges don't make it to your destination (they must be packed separately) your PH will have 375 H&H or will able to acquire with little problem. It is the African 30-06 !

[@VortexNation]

Lol African 30-06 - that's awesome!

[@joshszydel8202]

Have the ruger guide gun in 375 ruger. 2920 with 260 gr accubond out of the 20 inch tube.

[@calynutzu93]

What powder and charge weight?

[@joshszydel8202]

@@calynutzu93 rl 17. And warm.

[@ronhimmelreich238]

I had an 8 pound w/ scope 375HH built on a Rem700 magnum action. It was a bit snappy with 300 grainers but with 230gr Barnes at 2950, it was easy but a great killer.

[@Dr_Xyzt]

My neighbor introduced me to the 7mm Rem Mag, via a Parker Hale. First time I ever saw a belted round. Since then, I've always been intrigued by the .375 H&H.

[@alexgenereux4704]

With modern case design and powders do you think it is better to go with a 6.5prc instead of a 7mm rem mag a lower 48 deep, antelope, sheep, black bear, and elk but mainly deer rifle from 0-500 yards?

[@kirkmartin2223]

Go 7mag all day! You will be able to find multiple different types of factory ammunition in most hardware stores and walmart's everywhere. Plus the sectional density is better on the 7mm and if you reload, bullet selection is larger. You will never make a shot with a 7mag and wish you had any 6.5mm.....jmo

[@josephindahl6388]

load them up with Trail boss powder, i have some 250 grain loads cooked up that go about 1900 fps, good for plinking or also could easily take down smaller game

[@noahwells1439]

So crazy idea in one podcast!!!! Fire a round, take brass, cool, decap, size ,prime, charge, seat bullet, crimp, then fire again, keep going untill the brass is unfit!

[@VortexNation]

That would be pretty interesting for sure! Thanks for the idea!

[@MrTacklebury]

I bought a Mossberg Patriot Ceracoated abolt in .375 Ruger. I like it because I can load down at 200 gr. with all copper bullets for deer/black bear size and then can go up to the big 300 dgs. It does hurt in the dgs line though. lol

[@Drakehilt]

375 ruger or 300 prc if you had to pick one for big game (elk mostly)

[@stevenstembridge4864]

What would encourage you to choose this over the 416 Ruger? Or would you choose the 416 instead? Or is it circumstantial? Or perhaps inconsequential?

[@ThemantleofElijah]

458 Lott do that one if you haven’t yet or the 450/400 nitro that’s a sweetheart

[@msa4548]

7.6# rifle, but after you add a scope and rings/ bases and maybe a sling you'll be to 8.5-9#.

[@Fulcrum205]

A lot of those PHs are also toting Marlin Guide Guns loaded with 458 solids

[@scamp1974]

I ordered a bearhunter from savage in 375 Ruger. I hope you guys are happy!

[@MC-uj4co]

The 375 rugger is capable of hunting anything that walks this earth from the 250 grain to the 300 DGX.

[@MrJtin69]

Muzzle break every big bore and it's phenomenal what they are capable of

[@skylersmall6322]

Please do 375 Raptor!

[@bp814]

What about the 375 RUM? Even better then them all. Basically a 378 Weatherby less 50 fps.

[@matthewschlegel4188]

Awesome! 270 Win. Would be great.

[@uralbob1]

Man, you guys didn't know that Holland & Holland is British, and you're teaching us? Wow! Unbelievable!

[@jordanstallings8513]

Hey Vortex nation podcast I was wondering you guys thoughts.. I have been thinking about getting a 375 Ruger in Ruger m77 African and also a 300 win mag in Hawkeye hunter. I was wanting to know the recoil difference. I know 375 kicks much more but how much? Thanks vortex nation podcast.

[@young_of_the_mill9560]

I hope shotshells are in the near future :)

[@earthpilot9624]

Could you please do one on the 416 Rigby. would consider getting something safe and ethical for a buffalo size game down to very large deer and dangerous critters. Thanks, enjoying the 10min talks.

[@MrJtin69]

I just won an 303 british unfired ruger no.1 im so pumpedddd

[@crackerbobfromgreencovespg6144]

10 minutes is not long enough to talk about the 270 Winchester.

[@MrJtin69]

Yes it is 270 isn't that great

[@billsharko3007]

Do a pod cast on the 338 RUM and the 375 RUM.

[@billbertagnoli4226]

375 Ruger is now priced at$105 Per 20 rounds of Hornady Outfitter On Midway USA. Ok , if you're Going to spend 20 grand on a Grizzly hunt in Alaska it's peanuts. But for the rest of us... Fagadda Bout it.

[@j243kid]

What do you mean by a belted cartridge? I’ve never heard that before

[@timnichols3582]

How does the recoil of a 375 H & H compare to a 404 Jeffery?

[@briankesler449]

I'd like a ten minute 300 Weatherby Mag, such a sweet round

[@OldManMontgomery]

When I hear people praise the .30-06 Springfield as the '...father of so many cartridges' I want to point out the 8x57mm gewehr 1888 commission rifle cartridge. (No, it was not designed by Paul Mauser, but he knew a good thing when seen.) That cartridge sired the .30-06 Springfield, which in turn sired a bunch of cartridges including the 7.62x51mm NATO round which sired even more rounds. The .375 H&H is primarily an African use cartridge as there isn't much game in the Americas that require such a massive round. Perhaps some of the really large bears that will eat one if not prudent. I have a Ruger 77 Hawkeye in .375 Ruger. I have done a grand total of ten reloads (all solids) and I have a box of factory ammo but I haven't taken it out and shot it yet. I will use a standing rest, as opposed to a bench rest. And I just don't like belted cases.

[@georgewhitworth9742]

You mean sired the .30-03?

[@georgewhitworth9742]

And I don't see anything about that round siring the .30-06?

[@OldManMontgomery]

@@georgewhitworth9742 That is probably more accurate. Especially for those who know and appreciate the chain of progression. The '03 cartridge did come first in 1903 (imagine!). The 1903 cartridge was identical to the '06 cartridge, save the '06 cartridge was .03 inches shorter to prevent the '03 round from chambering in the new configured chamber. So properly I should have said the 8x57mm round GRANDSIRED the .30-06 Springfield and so on. I shall now go to my room.

[@randall3785]

.375 raptor vs. 8.6 blackout!

[@jrpriller]

325 WSM would be a good video

[@joshuamagill4342]

I would love to see a 270

[@bobneal790]

Another issue. The .375H&H feeds in a Mauser claw extraction action liked greased damned lightning. It is smooth as BUTTER!!!! The Ruger doesn’t even come near the feeding of a well conditioned Mauser in the Holland. Not anywhere near! The Ruger gets you about 150 to maybe 200 FPS longer. However of my 8 trips hunting over on Safari not a single shot taken was more than 180 yards. and I could have easily closed that distance but decided to take a further shot as to not disrupt another Hunter. The additional benefit you didn’t mention is that there is a well known truth that the .30-06 in 180 grain and the .375H&H in 300 have the exact same bullet trajectory. I am. It kidding. They are almost to the inch the same. If you pointed them side by side they would hit almost in sync. It’s that close!!!!!!! That’s a gigantic benefit when you take a two-gun battery over there to hunt plains game with your ‘06 and your H&H for heavy game.

[@davidwilson2657]

I find that my Hawkeye feeds just fine. And any bullets with the same ballistic coefficient at the same velocity will have the same trajectory.

[@KeystoneTexan]

I’m buying a new Tikka T3x in a few weeks but I’m in a toss up between the .243 and the 6.5 creedmoore

[@vernonlarson7016]

416 Remington mag came from the 8mm mag not the 375 H@H

[@michaelk.crockett9146]

You’re right, but the 8mm Rem. Mag is an improved .375 H&H case, fwiw.

[@Funting3417]

I had the savage bear hunter in 338win and it was one of my favorite and most accurate rifles I loved it but stupidly I sold it to get another gun

[@Oculus729]

Great cartridge but my philosophy is to use a common cartridge so ammo can be found everywhere. I can't imagine trying to find 375 Ruger in places like: Pinedale or Buffalo, WY; Meeker, CO; or Libby, MT.

[@jasonriipinen3904]

In theory this a good idea. However, in the current climate there is no promise you will find .270 Win or .243 or even .308 in any town during hunting season. I personally take steps to avoid this issue ever happening to me. I alway take a backup rifle and ammo. I always pack ammo and hunting tags in my clothes tote with my medications. I always have at least 60-120 rounds of ammo per hunting rifle caliber on hand. I have never suffered one of those terrible moments people talk about happening. Knock on wood. 😂

[@falba1492]

According to Chuck Hawk‘s recoil table, a 375 Ruger weighing 8 ounces less, recoils 27% more than a 375 H&H, shooting a 300 grain projectile at 20 ft./s faster. This is why the 375 Ruger, along with availability of ammunition, is dead on the vine. There is absolutely no advantage to using this caliber, especially since there is only one rifle chambered for this round. Get yourself an M70 Winchester in 375 H&H. End of story.

[@cottonkiller8081]

I'd like to hear more about 300 rum

[@TimberTramp]

416 rem mag, trips my trigger!

[@anonymousf454]

404 Jeffery, 450-400 NE, and 416 Rigby please

[@pocketbike698]

Would love to hear one on the 6.8SPC

[@longrangevoodoo4480]

416 Ruger!

[@anonymousf454]

9.3x62 and 9.3x74r next

[@nathanmurtoff99]

How about a 10 minute talk on the Ruger Compact Magnum family of cartridges.....

[@CharizardFan_og]

how about the 10.3x68?

[@John-ju8ko]

450 Marlin!

[@SamuelA3]

416 Ruger

[@TimberTramp]

How about what the 375 did for the whole Lr scene (that plagues us today) in the 7mm LRM and Gunworks fame…and now the 300prc

[@milleroctober1996]

I have a friend with a 300 h and h

[@nobeanchili]

I could probably look this up myself, but I didn't. Has anyone heard reports of sticky bolts or extraction issues in Africa? Back in the day when 416 rem was a little bit of a thing I could go to the range on a hot July day just let my ammo and rifle sit in the sun and end up with both of those issues. Never had anything close to similar happen with 416 Rigby.

[@jakudahsymba5453]

Andrew Russette never heard of sticky bolts running the 375... Now what some might find “sticky” is if they’re used to shooting a push feed action and go to controlled feed..

[@kadencollins5303]

Do the ruger rcm cartridges or the rum

[@lancewoodall4797]

264 Winchester mag please

[@jasonh8989]

Not the most popular cartridge, but with the growing popularity of the 300 WSM, why not discuss the 7 WSM or SAUM.

[@jacklathrop1675]

Do a 243 Winchester vs 6mm Creedmoor talk

[@VortexNation]

Did you listen to our .243 episode? It kinda turned into that lol

[@jacklathrop1675]

Vortex Nation Podcast no I haven’t! I will have to check that out. Thank you!

[@bobborlog1677]

9x39 please

[@jefflacourse3344]

The 375R came out in the African version in a 23" barrel and the SS version came out in a 20" version. Get your facts right. The H&H can be made a trim as the 375 Ruger. A 600 yard big game cartridge? That is shooting not hunting. Go back to your black rifles. The 375 Ruger offers exactly zero over the H&H. It is an answer to a question no one ever asked.