Hats off for getting in there. It is after all your animal your safari. I do get it that it’s there job but you paid for it so why not. I’ve carried the same knife that I brought when I was a kid. It’s coming with me and I’ll use it if Diana is kind.
Man I’d be pissed about them stealing my boots that’s low man really low…I mean there’s this kid I sat next to on the last flight you can take him! He’s free! Annoying little shit he wouldn’t go out and play on the wing why they couldn’t steal him I have no idea? (His fat mother sure all sorts...
Great to hear that you have it up and running and also that you’re enjoying shooting it.
All my experience with identical synthetic versus wood is that wood generally soaks up recoil better. But can’t expand on fitted kickstops.
The recoil pads not worn out just the leather covering. It took a hiding on some very wet shoot days here. Had the hole form and once that happened wear and tear just let it get bigger.
This is like death from a thousand cuts restoring this just to sell it:cry: but I can’t have my cake and eat it apparently. Why not says my brain when my bank balance say :Banghead::ROFLMAO:
Just rubbing the boiled linseed oil and alkanet root with finger tips. First 4 coats used 400gr wet and dry the wipe of excess and let dry after each coat next five 1000gr steel wool.
Now onto the final coats. Just rubbing on a letting dry. Waiting now 14days for the lot to cure then wax and...
Well @CBH Australia depends on how left field you want to go there’s really no wrong answer. I haven’t seen 318 mentioned yet. If you could find one it will have good resale value (not that you look at that) die’s brass and ammo aren’t terrible to find for reloading. Also it’s not a plain Jane...
You know any one with a 3D printer? Get one made up that works. Then take it to someone with a CNC mill and get two three milled from the printed one. Sell the two you have spare covers your costs.
Oldest trick in the book handing you dirty notes. Next time tell them to keep what you wanted to buy! See how fast they find a clean one. I’ve even walked out gone to the next store and been chased with new notes waving saying we have clean!! :ROFLMAO: The other sellers trick is to be slow...
Before USD was made the main currency we used change money on the black market then go fill up with diesel 1300lt worth. I would have a black rubbish bag filled with 100zim notes. They then brought out the $500 Zim. Which helped a bit. Think the bank rate was 55 to 1 usd. Black market 1500 when...
Yep looks like it. They say so long as it has the blue strip you’re good to go. Think that started in 2013.
I did see a few contrefit notes whilst on the job. I even had some five pound bills for bribes. But they got destroyed when oil leaked through there hidey hole.
Used to have this fight constantly throughout East Africa. So long as the Bills are within the last six years you’re good to go. They get abit pissy if they’re too creased or dirty.
On a side note when coming through the Serengeti was paying at the gate. The guy was getting all upset at some...
The thread title said random, so……..
The cartyre is the most dangerous thing in Africa
(If you say it fast and as one word people are like no it’s the hippo or mosquitoes takes em awhile for the penny to drop)
What’s as good as bacon? Biltong:love:
I learned how to shrug!
It’s the one thing that I thought oh yeah. But until you live and travel through Africa you don’t really get. Travel the great North road up through Zambia and get stopped at 2 in the morning at the police stop just the other side of Kapiri Mposhi and haggle your way past...
Well Mark just finished reading the last bits of your report! As others have said and I agree good on you for staying the course.
Hope you get to the doctor to get checked out when you get back. Have a good flight and look forward to the tidbits of your report to follow.
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