Well, if you go for cartridge spacing at all, then it looks like it is "thumper time."

50 BMG's are too heavy to hunt with for the most part, though they sure are fun --- the shock wave is a real sensation.
45-70's are great as a close quarters lever gun cartridge, but hardly king of the "458 hill."

That leaves you the wonderful zone of huntable, packable rifles between .325 and 416....
You might considera 416 Rigby, not for the faint of heart though.
Or for something truly easy going and fun, yet effective, a 375 H&H....
One planet, one rifle, Holland's .375!

Good Luck

Roger that ,I am one of those shooters that likes recoil.416rigby I might have to try that.It's on the list.I do like calibur spacing,thats whats holding me up on a decision.

Yeah, and $5.00 a round really makes it worth it....not.

If per the usual, then I'm guessing no meaningful content put forward on last post.

You know I have always wanted a 35 whelen. Never owned a 35 cal anything. But I feel it would be a nice caliber for my hunting, here is my calibers

204
22-250
223 Rem
243
270win
7mm-08
7mmSTW
30-30
308 win
30-06
300win mag
44magnum
45-70
460S&W

I am totally void between .308 and 45-70

Maybe you should get a Remington 673 in .350 Rem. Magnum, the 673's in my area are going on discount, and they're REALLY great rifles.

I have the .308 version.

Me too I need to add between them. maybe a 375h&h? maybe a 358wm

DAN

Build a 338-378 on a ruger #1 action and a loooong Lilja tube. Let me know how it goes

The 7mmstw can be a very accurate cartridge.The links below show typical groups from my 7mmstw rifles.

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d128/stubblejumper11/7mmstw2groups.jpg

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...mstwgroups.jpg

Now, your talking, 375HH would be very interesting.