Testing the waters!

[doorgunner]

Ok, here is the deal.  I've been on a quest for quite some time to find a super clean Model 94 in .375.  I stumble upon an "as new" Model 94 in .307, without the humpback monte carlo cheekpiece.  It's got a Redfield 3-9X40 mounted on it, and it's in perfect condition.  I end up buying it way too cheap, and follow up by scrounging seven fresh boxes of Winchester .307 ammo.

Well two weeks later, the brain clears, and I realize that I've got a great rifle, but I still don't own the .375 that I've wanted for many years.  Would it be realistic that I might be able to trade the .307 that I bought for a same condition .375 Model 94, without having to shell out any cash?

I realize that this is a great caliber, that is no longer in production.  BUT.........I'm not going to be truly happy until I find a .375.  So, without the lectures concerning how great the .307 caliber cartridge is, what are my chances for an even trade for a top eject .375?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

[Winter Hawk]

You might be better off selling the .307 for way more than you paid for it, then stash the cash until the .375 comes along.

-WH-

[doorgunner]

Winter Hawk:  I'm one step ahead of you.  I did exactly that about three hours ago.  Now..........the challenge of finding a clean 375.  I guess that's part of the fun.  Thanks!