For some this new cartridge won't mean much. However one thing that sets it aside is the fact that rifles for this cartridge can be built on the standard long action. This is not true of the H&H version. Standard long actions are to short therefore not many actions will work and the cost of building an H&H are to high for the average hunter to mess with. Like the WSM's the 375 Ruger puts the same power in a shorter package. If this is not a improvement to some then they can pass on it. Its a game of inches and the shorter action will appeal to many.
I would guess there will be wildcat activity around this cartridge although most calibers do not need the shorter case to reach the magnum velocities that many require.
I have read that there is an improved trigger on the new rifle. I can't say that I will be in the market for one of these as I probably am done with hunting trips to exotic places where such cannons are needed but on the other hand, It should be a big bear stopper for sure.
