New .375 HH.-Whitworth

[CZ]

My new build up.-
Whithworth .375HH barreled action
High Tech stock glass bedded devcon 10110 all the way
Cerakote tungsten on barreled action
Sniper Gray with white webbing on stock
Leupold bases and rings
1.5x5 Leupy
on the 6lbs range will kick a lil.

 

[DrMike]

Very nice; that is a sharp looking rifle. Undoubtedly, it will deliver a sharp slap at both ends!

 

[CZ]

Dr. Mike liked it a lot, for sure those actions are massive and strong, very simple to dissasembly with a large extractor, and not too much things to go wrong.

 

[JD338]

Nice!
Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee.

JD338

 

[Hegland]

That one is all business. If anybody gives you grief in hunting camp, just have them touch one off. :grin:

 

[boomer68]

That's a beauty! Used to own a Whitworth in 375.

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[SJB358]

That is a beauty CZ! Well put together hunting rifle right there! Very nice! Now give us some action shots!

 

[Guy Miner]

Wow - I wasn't prepared for the synthetic stock, most Whitworth Mausers seem to be in pretty decent wood stocks.

It looks good, and really useful too! I'm thinking it's a PERFECT rifle for Alaska & hunting for brown bear or moose!

I LIKE that .375, a lot!

Guy

 

[sask boy]

JD it does float like a butterfly but it will slap you like a Mule :mrgreen:.
It is however a gorgeous looking rifle!!!

Blessings,
Dan

 

[Oldtrader3]

The Whitworth .375 H&H (Interarms) is a good Mauser action for long rounds like the H&H. It should serve you well for anything that you need it for.

 

[Rigbymauser]

Nice pack...

Any rifle done on a M98 or pre64-Win M70 gets my vote unconditionally..

 

[SJB358]

Nice pack...

Any rifle done on a M98 or pre64-Win M70 gets my vote unconditionally..

I like the way you think RM!

 

[Guy Miner]

Ya know CZ, there seems to be two different types of .375's out there:

African rifles with wood stocks, and Alaskan rifles with 'glass stocks & rust resistant finishes.

There's a place for both, and having spent a fair bit of time utterly soaked in Alaska, I completely understand the need for the synthetic stock & rust resistant finish! If I were going to Alaska anytime soon, I'd have a synthetic stock ordered up for my rifle, and I'd be trying to figure out the best way to rust-proof it for sure.

Guy

 

[Oldtrader3]

I certainly agree Guy and even hunting elk on the peninsula can be very wet sometimes. Back in the days when I spent many days hunting elk there, I wished that I had a synthetic/stainless rifle.

 

[longrangehunter]

Very nice build CZ! Even in Africa the weather can be very cold in the morning and hot and humid midday. A synthetic stock gun will never shift POA whatever the weather is doing. It may not be common practice bring a synthetic stocked gun over in Africa but that didn't keep me held back from bringing mine in any way. After which I later sold the Remington custom shop 375 KS and kept the Brno 602 458 Lott reworked by Lon Paul I had since its more in tune with African Big Game Hunting. Besides it packs a wee bit more bang for the buck and has the coolness factor since most PH's that are too poor to own a double use the Brno 602's only for them it's chambered in the 458 Watt version.