Recent content by TXdawg

take a look at Talon…built like a small tank (solid steel) and much quieter than other brands that I’ve used.

ktk120, not the specific variant that you’re looking for, but I have a model 70 Coyote Lite in 25wssm that I would part with. Think I have 8 boxes of Winchester 110 accubond ammo and a box or two of once-fired brass as well. If you’re interested, just PM me and we can schedule a FaceTime call...

Swift A-Frames!

I concur with DieJager…there are several good taxidermists in Namibia. I currently have work being done at Ingwe Wildlife Art and Nyati Wildlife Art. Both are located in the Windhoek area. I toured both of their facilities and was impressed with their work. If your schedule permits...

Welcome from SW Georgia DH! Quite a few from our state on here. Be forewarned, this forum is extremely addicting.

Caprivi/Zambezi ‘23

My experience has been identical to comments already made by others. One tip for you…make dang sure that you have a pen with you to complete your customs form upon arrival. There are no writing instruments of any type in the customs area…I’ve watched people beg, borrow and purchase pens from...

I went with the 1615, actually got one for the Mrs as well. Plenty of room…one of those and a small backpack and you’re good to go. Both are fluorescent orange…a slight deterrent for a thief as they stand out vs blending in with more common colored luggage.

Hope the link works. Brief footage of Tim calmly letting a black mamba bite him on the arm, twice! This guy certainly qualifies for the Brass Balls award! https://www.watoday.com.au/national/tim-friede-exposes-himself-to-venomous-snakebites-20250502-p5lw19.html

Would you mind posting a picture of the grips that you described? The black checkered hard rubber…the ones shown on the gun are smooth brown walnut. Thx

Taken last year in Namibia- no idea on length of horns. Truly magnificent animals.

A baby-frame beretta with a “sling hardware kit”??? For those times when you absolutely, positively can’t take another step carrying your 5.5 lb. shotgun at port arms-nice!

A couple of Chapman’s from the Caprivi and the b&w photo is a Hartmann’s. I have yet to meet an African game animal whose company I did not enjoy at the dinner table, but zebra is the best in my opinion. Great on the plate and a challenge to hunt…or at least mine have been!