Newbie

[DrMike]

Those are two fine cartridges. The .280 stands out as my favourite cartridge. I've owned three rifles chambered in .280 Remington. The first, a Winchester XCR, was traded for work on our house. It was a grave mistake to let that rifle go. However, I soon replaced it with a Winchester CRF chambered in .280. That rifle has accounted for a full freezer for quite a few years now. I recently acquired another .280 in a Remington Anniversary model. It shoots better than it should. Yeah, the .280 is just cool. At the other end of cartridges, one could do far worse than to have a .375; that is a real workhorse. It should stand you in good stead for a brownie. Good luck on your hunt.

 

[FOTIS]

Between those two you have the whole planet covered.....but the spouse does not need to know that

 

[nvbroncrider]

Welcome. You have everything covered in those two. Got to love the .280 those things are tack drivers. I love my tang safety M77, shoots outstanding as well.

 

[Africa Huntress]

If I could only have two of the three, I would take the Harley and the 375

However, in a few months I will know how well the 280 does on sheep

Have fun in Alaska and good luck

 

[338winmag]

Between those two you have the whole planet covered.....but the spouse does not need to know that

Now that made me laugh out loud this morning. :mrgreen:

 

[DrMike]

Some things should be kept to ourselves. We wouldn't want to confuse the issue. :shock:

 

[onesonek]

Welcome to the Forum Ironhorse!

Some things should be kept to ourselves. We wouldn't want to confuse the issue. :shock:

No Doubt!

 

[338winmag]

Now I am confused :shock:

 

[sask boy]

Welcome IH 375, this a warning from a guy that has been tricked by some of these gentleman and now I am addicted to rifle ownership :roll:
You will learn real quick that most of them know what they are talking about because of years of experience, however a few us Canucks still try to keep them grounded 8)
One of the Mottos here is so many calibers and so little time :mrgreen:
Look forward to your hunts this fall remember lots of photographs and stories :wink:

Blessings,
Dan