Recent content by steve white

Now you see, Habib, you not only have a bunch of good looking women over there, but it seems you have also kept them straight and taught them how to COOK. Jealous.

I have never heard of anyone not getting a taste of game meat of some type during a hunt week, but there can be a conflict over who owns the meat either on a Namibian farm where they believe "the farm owns the meat," and butcher and market it, or 2. A campfire area where the locals totally get...

I've told my wife I don't have to obey any illegal orders from her.....

Having said all of the above, O/U rifles regulate easier than SXS. I have seen many shoot lights out. Does not mean that a Winchester O/U can act like it was never actually regulated, but I am thinking of a Borovnik for sale that had a test target of 3/4 inch at 100 meters, both barrels!! My...

I told my wife today that I don't have to obey any unlawful orders.....

And they have enough coke to cover a ski slope for a former olympic skier.........

If you had used the same opening paragraph to make a statement instead of ask a question, 90% of AH would have heartily agreed with you. Perfect choices, especially in combination with each other! The 300 H&H feeds as smoothly if not better than the 375 H&H, they have the same bolt throw, both...

You are correct--I have seen British shotguns beyond what I could afford display engraved "flying turnips" for birds, lol.

Well, that was a bust, but credit card stopped a potential scam....

Looks like you had the Voightlander gone through and refurbished, no?

That's the "Creedmore Secrets" clothing line....

Makes one wonder how Sheiring in Ferlach regulates so that TEN SHOTS at 70 meters are collectively under two inches!! No excuses in my book for 3 inches at fifty yards, especially at those prices.

Pretty, on both counts! What is that scope? Is that a horn fore end tip?

She looks like the daughter of the Judge (played by Dan Aykeroyd/John Candy) in the movie "Nothing But Trouble"..."too late now--she's got her scent on you, boy"

Piebald, I believe?