I bought my .375 about 6 months before I went on a Brown Bear hunt in Alaska. It was a Remington "Guide Model 700".stainless. It was just plain brutal to shoot, especially off a bench. The muzzle would jump so hard and quick that it would force the butt under your arm, which allowed it to send the scope toward your eye or nose. You had to keep that in mind with every shot or pay the price. That being said, it was super accurate and shot 3 shot groups that often made only one hole. As for it's performance on bear, it was awesome. I wrote a magazine article about the hunt in Petersen's Hunting magazine. Record book Black Bear took one round through both front shoulders, and I recovered one of my two face on shots on the brown bear just under the hide on his rump. These were hand loaded Nosler bullets.
