Marlin 375

[Zmax]

There is a marlin 375 chambered in 375win at a local gun shop for $450 is that a good buy. Gun is in good/very good condition and was made in early 80s any problems any one knows of?

 

[Sport45]

Great gun, good cartridge if you reload. Reasonable price.

If you can't find brass I've made plenty by blowing 30-30 cases out to straight wall with a little pistol powder and corn meal.

 

[tahoe2]

375 Marlin?

you don't want it ! trust me. Now exactly where is that located ??
Just kidding, If it's in good shape, snap it up before it's " too late !! "
I have one, love it. Light, handy, and powerful. Accurate too! with my handloads I'm pushing a 200grn jfp @ 2400fps or a 220grn jfp @ 2180 and a 265grn lead gas check flat point @ 1950 fps, these all group right around 2" @ 100 yards & 5" @ 200. the 220's hit about an 1-1/2 lower than the 200's and the 265's hit a couple of inches lower than that( kentucky windage works). they all hit like a flying bus!! very reasonable price! buy it !! made between 1980-83 only 16000 or so units.

 

[tjh]

Great rifle , nice round to shoot, But factory ammo is HIGH dollar. Need to reload for this one . I shoot Hornady 220gr. over Reloader 7 , Win. primers .

$450.00 doesn't sound bad haven't shopped for a while so that maybe agood deal.

 

[TriumphGuy]

Not a bad price at all. I have this policy where I instantly try to get the seller to drop $75 to $100 if they don't stock ammo for it. It works about 50% of the time, especially if the gun has been sitting around a while. I snagged a Win 94 chambered for 32WS that way about a year and a half ago for $250.