is .375 H&H common and easy to find?

[Michael64]

I'm looking for a high calibre Sako 85. I'm thinking .375H&H but I want to be able to buy ammo at any gun store easily. Is it common?

[happyhunter]

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[TheDude]

Same haven't had issues buying factory ammo, brass or projectiles.

[Norton]

Yeah easy enough.

Might not be stacked up high on shelves like something as common as .30 cal, but it's not exactly rare.

Most shops would have a little stock in store all the time (outside the usual shortages which effect everything).

Stop up a little when you got shopping each time, I wouldn't worry about it.

[sandgroperbill]

I see it regularly. Most, if not all, places carry a little bit. Not losts, just a bit, but it can be found. Unlike some of the other big game rounds...

[<<Genesis93>>]

The H&H is more a 'mid' calibre....though quite.... 'energetic' but a stepping stone until you move up to something serious

It is very common, and will definitely be available at every retailer, but you'll probably only buy 1, perhaps 2 boxes before you reload..($$)...also for projectile choice...

[bigfellascott]

I think my mate said it was around $10-$12 a shot for the factory stuff he was using. Nice cal and I enjoy shooting it.

[duncan61]

$68 box of 20 win 200gr or $32 each for 300 big game stuff.A lot cheaper than 416 Rigby

[Die Judicii]

I concur with the other blokes about its availability, but your percieved problem is a little back to front.
Finding game that really needs the caliber is more difficult (not as common) than finding the ammo itself.

I picked up a sh!t load of factory stuff from a guy that had sold his rifle, and it was far cheaper than buying over the counter,,
so keep checking what is advertised and you could have a win.

[keen]

Finding game that really needs the caliber is more difficult (not as common) than finding the ammo itself.

OP is in Vic I see, those Sambar are gunna be reeeeal dead