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G'Day Fella's, I'm in need of another (but lighter) .375 H&H rifle. I have narrowed this down to two candidates, the CZ 550 or the Kimber Caprivi. Whilst I was Googleing around, I came across this below link; https://www.kimberamerica.com/caprivi Can anybody tell me whats wrong with this video? Hint, it starts at the 34 second mark. Does anybody here, know anybody at Kimber? D'oh! Homer |
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Must get me one in .357 Magnum!!!!! FMD....does no one bother with QC any more?.....I see it all the time in print....typos, incorrect sentence structure....unreal! Cheers. GG |
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Snort! Focussing too much on their handgun range! |
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Must be a new H&H round out now eh??? |
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G'Day Fella's, Thanks for your above posts. I wasn't able to find an email contact to Kimber, so I cut and pasted the link to this thread, on their Face Book page. As I've been saying for a few years now, "Mediocrity and Incompetence is not only deemed Acceptable these days, it's actually Rewarded". These people (Kimber) are doing their best (and a great job, I must say) in their Machine Shop, but as is so often the case, some of the others are letting their team down. Double D'oh!! Homer |
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Quote: Homer apart from the boo boo in the video clip I like your choices in rifles. However I would not consider the CZ550 to be light. To me it is somewhat heavy, heavier than my CZ550 in 416 Rigby and way heavier than the Caprivi that I have held. |
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G'Day Fella's, Thanks for that info Rule303. I can't help myself, when it comes to Brno and CZ products..... so hence my interest in the CZ 550. I already have a Ruger M77 MkII (RSM) in 375H&H (@ around 12 pound), so anything will have to be lighter than it. A mate of mine has a Kimber, Talkeetna (in .375H&H), and I do like it, as the stock fits me well. But I'm put off it, by it's blind magazine. The Caprivi has a hinged floor plate, which makes it easy to clean a days walk worth of crap (sticks, leaves, seeds, sand/dirt and water), out of the magazine. Regardless of what I choose, I'll Cerakote all the metal work, which give's good protection to the metal, in/under the stock. D'oh! Homer |