I've got two 75's, a .300 Weatherby Hunter Stainless (stainless barrelled action, walnut stock) and a 7mm Rem. Mag. Hunter. I've had the Wby. 4 or 5 years and the 7mm about 3.

I've been really, really happy with these two rifles. The fit and finish is better than your typical Remington, Winchester, etc... and accuracy has been outstanding. I have to add, though, that I've bedded both, so the accuracy I'm getting may be a tad better than an off-the-shelf 75. I generally get groups in the 1/2 to 3/4 MOA range with my handloads. Other features I like about em' are the easily adjustable trigger, the fixed ejector, the 70 degree bolt lift (instead of 90) and a safety that blocks the firing pin.

If you're considering buying one and it doesn't already have scope mounts, you should consider buying Conetrol mounts for it. I've got the Sako Optilocks on one of mine and Conetrols on the other. I like both, but I give a slight lean to Conetrol. They look really nice for one thing and they're lower to the receiver. I like my scope to be as low as possible and the Optilocks are just a tad high. Also, the ring screws Sako uses are not the best in the world.

These are nice rifles and if you buy one I'm quite sure you'll be happy with it.