Purchased new last year. Amazing shooter...easily shoots sub 1/2" with Buffalo Bore 175gr.. Only shot once on the range for a written review for Field Ethos. Scope not included but you can have the Talley rings/bases.
$1600 Shipped. Firm.
Taken on 1 trip. Excellent condition. First group I shot was .252 moa, but it's easy to keep around 1/3". Incredible trigger. Only selling to make room for a new Griffin & Howe All American in the same caliber. Scope not included. $1500
This rifle has been in the safe for over a year and is unfired. I lost the box in a move so it's rifle only. A few small marks on the stock from being moved as guns go in/out of the safe. $1800. Ships to your dealer in a hard case.
These go for around $3500. I'll take $2550 if you pay for shipping. I've decided to go with the Leica instead.
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG WITH MINE. They haven't even been outside of my house other than to look off my porch one time the day UPS dropped them off. They're brand new...
Can you guys recommend a few good outfitters in Mozambique? Looking to hunt there in 2020.
J. Vincent
Dir. Of Public Relations
Sporting Classics Magazine
On my last trip to S. Africa, my PH surprised me with a brand new pair of Courteney Selous boots he ordered for me as a gift for hunting with his outfit on several trips. The only problem is that the boots are 1/2 size too small. They fit like a US 9.5. The S. African size is a sz 9.
I wore...
Earlier that day a nice warthog stepped out on a hillside. He was as wide as he was long. He looked like the ottoman in my living room but his tusks stood out. I sent one round from my McWhorter Rifle in 300 Win Mag at 432 yards to drop him where he stood.
Several days earlier I’d used the same McWhorter to take a nice impala at 350 yards. I hit the ram on center with his shoulder but somehow my shot went an inch above his shoulder blade. I watched him stumble at the hit and then again twenty yards later as he ran up a hill to a dense tabletop...
On day one we hiked to the top of a mountain after glassing several gemsbok cows near the top. I’d taken a bull on a previous hunt and I was really wanting to take one with my Henry 45/70 with open sights. I left my PH at 65 yards and tried to slowly make it to a tree 25 yards from the cows...
A week ago today, as the sun dropped below the skyline, the old bull we were after finally stepped into the open. He had a mouth full of food and he didn’t like us interrupting his supper. As he dropped his head and glared at us from 35 yards, I placed a 500 grain Barnes TSX just below his chin...
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