Has anyone on this site had the chance to shoot one of these yet? I picked one up at the store to look at and I couldn't believe how light it was. I think they have a winner of an idea but I'm not sure of the quality. Any hands on experience with these would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Savage 375 H&H Alaska Guide Rifle
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If you think the Savage is light, you should pick up one of the Remington 700 XCR's in 375 H&H, they are under 7 lbs. Those things must kick like a mule!
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I have to say that the Remington feels alot heavier than the Savage. You have to take the shorter barrel into account of course. I would like to know how the Savage shoots as far as accuracy and the recoil. Savage rifles have always been no frills good shooters as far as I know. I haven't owned any of them but the people at the range have been happy with them.
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I have to say that the Remington feels alot heavier than the Savage. You have to take the shorter barrel into account of course. I would like to know how the Savage shoots as far as accuracy and the recoil. Savage rifles have always been no frills good shooters as far as I know. I haven't owned any of them but the people at the range have been happy with them.
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We weighed one at the Wiggy's store and his scale is accurate, without bases, rings or scope it weighed in under 7 lbs. I knew this thing was light but I had no idea it was that light.
