Recent content by ofbiro

Sorry, I didn't succeed in attaching the picture. I'll try again later on

Every now and then, one or two roes appear behind my place. Here is a doe with kid. I apologise for the poor image, shot with the phone due to urgency.

I wrote "with the possible exception of UK" because I don't know the recent applicable British law and regulations. In the '90 it was quite simple to obtain a "Visitor Permit" , but I know that now there are more stringent regulations, e.g. the request of sending the European Firearms Pass in...

All the mentioned countries, with the possible exception of U.K. welcome hunting tourists but, maybe they are not be happy to have an armed visitor not locally spending any money. Better you get in touch with all the embassies of the planned countries to know the conditions to enter with firearms.

Great! Between bronze and silver.

Welcome, Bigborelover! BTW, my late father was born in Kolkata.

Use your .458 for buffalo and borrow a 7x57 or a .30-06 or whatever the PH has for leopard. Save your expensive ammo and your shoulder bones for another day.

Based on my experience: 7 mm Rem. Mag. for the first four. I never hunted the others.

Many years ago in Italian delis you could buy "musciamme" (moo-sha-mae) i.e. dolphin dry fillet. Soaked in lemon juice, as someone eats bresaola, it was good. Now it is absolutely forbiddedn to kill poor dolphins. Another strange, but tasty food is donkey stew, available in some inns in North...

Nice story, but there is one detail that my antique neurons dont allow me to understand: in which phase of the life of the Smelly was the furniture replaced?

I don't discuss the safarimax seriousness, but the wisdom of showinh on the net a catalogueto be read in Norwegian only. Other languages don't work.

I am looking for a chronograph. After the experience with two (Prochrono and Ammomaster) with photocells I decede not to buy again a devise too much sensitive to wind. The choice is limited to Garmin (radar) and Magneto Speed (magnetic). The first, besides being more expensive, has the evil...

Reborn old inventions. 1. Steyr Mannlicher resurrected the rotary magazine in the 80s-90s, but the plastic they used instead of good old steel was programmed to break down within a couple of years. 2. In the late '50s, when Rheinmetall started the production of the MG3, i.e. the MG52 in 7,62...

I suggest to avoid Namibia for a few months, one year maybe. Let the Namibian government enjoy itself without our money

I don't like pictures showing careless firearms handling. Look at the expression of the gentleman.