: Compared to larger big-bore cartridges, its recoil is relatively manageable, allowing hunters to shoot more accurately.
While the H&H remains the king, several modern alternatives exist: An Ode to the .375 H&H Magnum - American Hunter 375.jpg
Introduced by Holland & Holland in 1912, the .375 H&H Magnum is the benchmark for big-game hunting. Its legacy is defined by: : Compared to larger big-bore cartridges, its recoil
: It is powerful enough for "thick-skinned" dangerous game like elephant and Cape buffalo, yet flat-shooting enough for mountain game like elk or sheep. : Compared to larger big-bore cartridges
: In many African countries, it is the legal minimum caliber required for hunting dangerous game. Modern Rivals and Variants