Missed out on a good one
#1

Well, I came across a Savage 99 in .375 Winchester.
I wasn't really looking for one... But, it would be Ohio legal for deer (no bottle neck cartridges...) and I like the 99s. I put a few bids on it over the course of the auction but it ended up going a little higher than I was willing to spend.
Today I find myself looking for another.... What is it about loseing an auction that makes you want the item even more??
-Jake
I wasn't really looking for one... But, it would be Ohio legal for deer (no bottle neck cartridges...) and I like the 99s. I put a few bids on it over the course of the auction but it ended up going a little higher than I was willing to spend.
Today I find myself looking for another.... What is it about loseing an auction that makes you want the item even more??
-Jake
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern wv
Posts: 3,410

when I bought mine many years ago the guy had 3, a 375, a 358 and a 7mm/08, he wanted 400 each, I bought the 7mm because I had had good experiences with that chambering and wasn't hindered by caliber/chambering restrictions.
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#4

My .300sav sees limited use. It's not drilled for scope mounts, and I don't want to drill it. So it's mostly carried when I'm hunting for doe. Also, not legal in Ohio which is about half of my hunting time.
A .375 would be a nice addition if I ever find one within my price range.
-Jake
A .375 would be a nice addition if I ever find one within my price range.
-Jake