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Unread 02-26-2020, 07:36 PM   #41
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Some pre-64 M-70's were stamped. " 375 MAGNUM " instead of 375 H & H MAGNUM there is a photo of one in the model 70 book.
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Unread 02-26-2020, 07:42 PM   #42
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This was re chambered to 375 AI.
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Are the shoulder angles on all AI calibers the same?
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I believe so, I think they are 40 degrees
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If it’s Ackley & looks like it , I have his books, can copy the sections for you

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William, If you're referring to Ackley's HANDBOOK for Shooters and Reloaders, I posted his comments and data. See post #12
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Reloading data for this is a moot point as Mills doesn't reload.
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My early 25" straight taper .375 H&H Super Grade has "375 Magnum" stamped on the barrel. Could this #10150 be a first year gun? I'm not enough of a Model 70 guy to own Rule's book.
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I appreciate all of the advice and honest opinions here. Long story short, the 375 is going down the road and at least one 30 06 is taking its place.
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Bill your gun was made in 1937.
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