Recent content by Phil Giordano

In my opinion the Diatal ZA 4x32 is a fantastic scope, glasses are great, it's tough, compact, classy. The perfect scope to match a classic rifle. Touch of class on your Rigby, and a fantastic hunting tool.

I'd like the new members to introduce themselves, first of all.

...Who can blame you? Perfection exist

Hello Brett! One of the best presentation I've read - simple, friendly, frank. Like an handshake. A very warm welcome aboard!

There we go! It's a good hunting buddy indeed! Congratulations, also the SxS is beautiful, really classy...

My dream rifle would be a Krieghoff Kiplauff (single shot), Hubertus S Exclusive with steel action, 60 cm octagonal barrel in 6,5x57R, double line bavarian cheekpiece, exhibition grade dark Turkish walnut, ebony forearm and pistol grip. Tru Oil finish. Engraved with a deep relief game animal...

...always so glad to see you use that one!

The biggest caliber I can shot well and accurately, is my 416 - and I'm confident I would well covered for those big 3. Sure, bigger would be better, but a good 416 bullet is capable of great results. (I dubt I will have the chance, just buffalos in my plans, but you'll never know...)

Congratulations for the great fish and for having the ability in using a dh Spey Rod! Beautiful picture!

Anyway I believe they fixed it with the new model 90. The head of the bolt has a totally different and more efficent design. Sad they don't make a Kodiak model anymore (gray laminated/inox/irons)...

Maybe they do just in larger calibers? Don't know...

Agree 101% The problem is by design Hope the new Sako 90 has better project!

I purchased a Sako 85 Kodiak in 338 Winch some years ago - big problems in expulsion and extraction (unforgivable in every rifle but mostly in a DG stick). The rifle was beautiful but as everyone can figure out, I expected a flawless hunting tool. Nevertheless, Beretta has been absolutely...

Fantastic Love the warm and welcoming look of your home

Ahhh sure, I remember that post! And yes, please, stop for a coffee (...indeed) when you visit Rome, I'm counting on it!