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I'm not sure what area of Zambia you will be in but in 2021 I hunted Chifunda GMA and my cell phone had good service about all the time.I have T mobile and the rates were 25 cents a minute.

You can trust @dogcat1 as I have done a couple deals with him on another site and all was first class.

No other proof marks that I can find......Thank you for the information.

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It is a beautiful shotgun,the LEG proof I think is Belgium.The NON POUR BALLE is (not for ball) The rest I can't find anywhere.

It has 31 1/2" barrels that I would think are Damascus but have been blued.

I recently traded for a shotgun that I would like to find more information on like date of manufacture and anything else that someone can tell me.It is a Gastinne Renette 10 gauge hammer gun and seem of very high quality.Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Found one....Thanks Lance!

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Still looking

I've been with cor vens for several years and have been very happen with them.It covers travel and shipping incidents as well as theft and so forth.

I don't wear them often and never to hunt in but my favorite most comfortable boot has been Justin ostrich ropers.I've had Tony Lama calf skin and Dan Post calf skin but just like the Justins better.Perfect fit and no break in.

I would shoot both and decide from there.If eland is on the menu it would be 150 gr. Barnes for me and be very particular with shot choice.

30-06 has the best assortment of rifles and ammunition by far.It's a boring cartridge as it is so common but there is a reason for that....it is that good.

I've used nothing but Merrill Moabs and tag gaiters for several years.They are just really comfortable and fit me perfect.I'm sure there are other great boots I could use but if it's not broke don't fix it.

This would be a great gun for practice using a double rifle!

I use a 1x6 Leupold and leave it on 1x until I'm on the sticks and If there is enough distance and time crank it up to 6x although 1x is really enough for any realistic range on buffalo.

You did very well the Ruger alone is worth the price.Now you just need to shoot your elephant with it.

I celebrated my 45 birthday in Zimbabwe on my first safari and was 58 on my second trip to Zim in 2019 and my last safari in Zambia I was 60 and hope to return soon as I have an elephant waiting on me.

I believe these had Oberndorf actions and the 44580 serial number is the Oberndorf Mauser serial number.I have one simular but is in 8x57 and the serial 1121 number dates it to 1899 as it is a transitional intermediate small ring action.

Someone here beat me to it(y)

Buy it! If you you don't please give me the contact info.

The previous owner sent me this today and said there was more information if he can find it in his Dad and brothers records as they kept very detailed records on their guns.

I've had a couple Mauser 3000 and 4000 rifles and they are one of the slickest actions I've shot.Also if I'm not mistaken they were made by Heym.

A good gunsmith can install internal cross bolts if you feel the need external cross bolts look great properly installed.I like quarter ribs properly done but as said above it doesn't carry quite as well in hand.

My last buffalo I used a Leupold 1X6 and left it on 1X then when I was on sticks at 80 yds I cranked it up.

Reduced to $4750

Reasonable offers will be considered.

So far for me it has been buffalo but I see elephant and leopard in the near future so that may change. For non dangerous game hyena would be my favorite.

This is another one I picked up recently and really don't need so I thought I would offer it here before it just gets buried in the safe.It is a very nice rifle with very good bores and per the previous owner shot very well.It has 23 5/8" barrels and 14 7/16" LOP to front trigger.It was retailed...

His brother told me he did load up some stout loads and it was very unpleasant to shoot...LoL

Thanks for the interest but I'm not really interested in any trades at this time.I will check the bolt and get pics.

Dale was a good friend of mine and sadly passed away a few years ago and I just acquired it from his brother who is also a good friend.The only other proof mark I can find without removing it from the stock is in this pic there is also some kind of mark on the top of the front receiver ring...

I found another half box of ammo that will be included.

I'm not sure of the proper name of the maker that's why I just posted a pic of it.I haven't done a search on the maker yet and was hoping someone here was familiar with him.

I picked this up last week to help a friend out so he could get a roof put on his garage and I really have no use for it.I thought I would post it on here to see if anyone had any interest.The makers name is on the pic of the rib.It has a 24" octagon to round full ribbed barrel and the LOP is 14...

I really like my Tissot Seastar.I've worn it several years with no problems and it keeps time very well. A new one can be had for well under 1K.