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January 20, 2013
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how rare is this gun?
is it something to jump on if you find one?
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December 4, 2011
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Depends on how badly you want one. They are not the most common caliber Dan out there but they are not the rarest either. I wouldn't over pay for one but if I wanted one and it was in great shape, I'd pay more. Price and availability vary by geographic location also, so you need to weigh these factors in you purchase decision. There are several 375s on Gunbroker now, one has been going round and round due to price. It all comes down to one thing, what is the gun worth to YOU? If you are happy paying a certain price, then you are getting a deal no matter what I or anyone else has to say.
BTW post a pic if you get one, we love those 
and its been a LONG winter so far.
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March 2, 2008
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And if you get a .375 SM, you are going to reload, and you will search endlessly for brass.
They are less common
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