For hunting in general, I love trying different manufacturers, cartridges, and types of firearms just for the challenge. Sometimes my brain storms work….other times, well, lets just say I have to put on my rain suit. Anyways…..last year I got the bright idea of trying to hunt some North American game with a handgun, something I’ve really never done before. So off to the races I went with no idea where I would end up.

To kick off this little snazzy project, I concocted (without the use of...

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As the picture shows, gun is in like new condition. It only been shot once at the range. Less than 50 rounds through it. Comes complete with two magazines, grips, box and cable lock.

Pick up in Houston area or can be shipped to your FFL (at buyer's expense). Asking $500 OBO.

The pair of Ruger cartridges the 375 and 416 are likely to disapear without Ruger making rifles for them .I wanted a 416 ruger in a ruger 77 tang safety but wont do it now .They are both fine rounds .I saw a ton of 375 Rugers in Alaska .The 338 win mag is in danger without Ruger too not many chambered these days .

I am considering doing a DIY hog hunt in Texas. Never been there or hog hunted before. Any suggestions on finding access to private land or good area on public land would be appreciated. Wondering if baiting is a must and night hunting versus day hunting. Any suggestions for the best suppressor on a 375, or is it a waste of money on a 375(still to loud to do any good as far as spooking the hogs goes.

I am torn between getting a Ruger M77 African in 35 Wheelen or a Winchester model 70 Safari Express in 375 H&H. Thought I would see what my fellow members would get. For background, I have a Ruger RSM in 375 H&H and a Remington 700 in 30-06 so I don't "need" either. I am covered for pretty much everything on the planet with those two. Haha. I really like the Ruger African rifles but I also do not have a Winchester M70 and would like to try one. What would you choose?