375HH

Upon rereading what I wrote….it was poorly written. ☹️

I kept my XTR, merely retired it. I bought another Model 70 in 300 Weatherby for the action. Then put all of the aforementioned components on the new action. So, I have two ….a standard and an AI 😍
 
Skip all the drama and just do a simple barrel swap to 375 Ruger. If you can't find brass then buy some 300 prc brass and it's a simple neck up. You could do 2 rifles and 200 rounds of brass like this cheaper than 1 conversion to H&H.
 
Used to load those for my wive's 357

Love to shoot light loads in our .357's, .44 Mags, and my 460 S&W…..only I use full length brass to avoid the possibility of cylinder fouling. I'm lazy…..I don't clean them as often as I should! 😁

Wow….can I get off topic! 😜 memtb
 
Love to shoot light loads in our .357's, .44 Mags, and my 460 S&W…..only I use full length brass to avoid the possibility of cylinder fouling. I'm lazy…..I don't clean them as often as I should! 😁

Wow….can I get off topic! 😜 memtb
I loaded some light 44 mag loads but have not shot it yet. Once I move to the country side I will shoot more. My own range
 
I loaded some light 44 mag loads but have not shot it yet. Once I move to the country side I will shoot more. My own range

The light loads are a blast, pun intended! Easy on the components, easy on the revolver, and easy on the shooter. The huge benefits of having your personal range and/or miles of open country cannot be overstated!

Now….when you start "casting" for your shoot'n rigs, you've completed your journey! 😉 memtb

Hope that it works out good for you! 👍 memtb
 
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