The Holland & Holland Holland & Holland Royal .375 H&H Rifle #5 is a Shotgun first produced in 1980. It carries a scarcity score of 96/100 based on tracked survey data, with 12 active listings currently on the secondary market and a global benchmark price of $203,460.
This Holland & Holland Royal rifle is chambered in .375 H&H Magnum, the dangerous-game cartridge the firm itself developed and introduced in 1912, which remains one of the most widely used and respected big-game cartridges in the world more than a century later. The Royal designation refers to Holland & Holland's flagship line of bespoke rifles and shotguns, hand-built to individual commission by the London firm long recognized as one of England's foremost makers of fine sporting arms. Rifles of this quality were built specifically for hunting dangerous game across Africa and Asia, where reliability, stopping power, and precise handling could be matters of survival as much as sport. Its 1980 manufacture places it within Holland & Holland's continued twentieth-century production of the Royal line for an international clientele of serious big-game hunters.