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i have 5 tropicals; 2 are early 130 S/N in 375 H&H and 458 Win. 2 are the bodington's in 450/400 NE and 450 NE, and my favorite is the Big Medicine 405 win. This particular 405 has left over Bodington circasion walnut on it. It shoots very well and niether whitetail deer nor black bear have tak...

My favorite Tropical Rifle chamberings are the .375 H&H and .458 Lott. I enjoy the .375 for its elegant lines and proportions in the C weight barrel and its fine balance and heft. I find it manageable, but for the heaviest of loads when it becomes quite rude and abrupt in its conduct under recoi...

If I may call upon the expertise of the members, I would like to discuss the Tropical Rifle in more depth. Where is the break from the C weight to the D weight barrel typically? How many known factory iterations are there above .375 H&H? I realize SSK Industries has chambered many rifles much la...

I shoot my Rugers regularly. They're quite loud and spectacular. .375 H&H and .458 Lott.

Benched my Lott today. After a small sight adjustment at 50 yards we were in business. Very accurate rifle.

Call Sandy at Ruger New Hampshire. She'll take care of you.

What calibers are coming out this year? Anybody at Shot?

I got the sights sorted out. It's a ridiculously fun gun to shoot now.

:D I have quite a few 375HH caliber rifles in all different makes: Remington Classic Winchester Model 70 mfg. in 1951 Winchester Super Grade post 64 Ruger Magnum Ruger No.1 RSI Ruger No.1 B Enjoy shooting the Ruger Magnum & the Winchester Super Grade because they are heavier guns. The No.1's ar...

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Thank you kindly. I have replied in kind. I had tried to send you one prior to posting, but it appears I am not able to initiate conversation, only to reply.