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That would make a very nice 375 H&H o 375 Ruger rifle. Pre-64 and CRF.
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There couldnt be too many 300 Win Mag rifles made before that one, 300 WM was only introduced in '63.
Ill let you know what I would do.
First, see if its a shooter. Try some different ammo. If it is, I would have the holes fixed and rock a great vintage gun and I would get a vintage scope to put on it......like maybe a Redfield Widefield(not quite period correct but pretty close). First, I would confirm, by asking around, that your local smith is truly capable of fixing it properly. If there is any doubt at all, I would find another.
If its not a shooter, maybe it could be fixed fairly easily......it may just need a really thorough cleaning, recrowning, maybe re-cutting the chamber forward a bit, lapping bolt/lugs(pretty easy to do yourself)
If its not a shooter then IMO that opens you up to lots of options. No reason to keep a nice rifle that doesnt shoot and has no sentimental value. All the way up to a complete build.
indeedThat would make a very nice 375 H&H o 375 Ruger rifle. Pre-64 and CRF.