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If you're open to shipping the rifle (or driving a LONG way) Mark at NECG is very good with Mauser actions.

The OP may be referencing this: https://www.africahunting.com/threads/in-memoriam-passing-of-beverly-wunderlich-j-b-adventures-safaris.87774/

Thank you, @Firebird Hope you enjoy your purchase!

Thanks for the interest. The book is sold to @Firebird

Sold pending funds.

For sale: Bud Branham's book, Sourdough and Swahili: A Professional Hunter on Two Continents. Fine condition from Amwell Press, with cloth binding in slipcase. No marks etc. it looks essentially new other than very slight fading on the spine. This is a well-written and interesting book...

I’ll take them. PM heading your way.

I'll take the brass - PM inbound.

Sold pending funds.

Hi All, Fine condition cloth-bound book from Amwell Press. Everything is clean, clear, and tight. Cloth may be a bit faded, but I'm honestly not sure what the initial color was. No stains, marks etc. The slip cover is also in great shape. Interesting and readable stories of dangerous game...

Good Luck! Be safe and hunt well! Can't wait to read the report.

Just had a great transaction with @mattdeere1 Thank you for a great book at a fair price!

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The Khaki with gray and black is at the bottom of the painted finishes section of the McMillan website:

I would certainly be interested depending on the details and timing. Buffalo is my hunting goal for 2026. Thanks for working to create this!

I would very much agree - they run wide. In fact my wife actually refers to them as my hobbit boots.

This is their website I wear a 10.5 US and the 10.5 Ranger fits well. I agree that they are incredibly quiet. i found the leather insole that came with my pair to be less than ideal, so I replaced it with an insole from an old walking shoe and found a better fit with less slop.

My first name, last initial, and my race number from the 10 years I spent as a motorcycle racer.

I also had a smooth transaction with @Douglas Johnson . The books were in excellent shape and arrived promptly. Thank you!

404 Jeffery - for dangerous game 9.3x62 - for plains game inside 200yds 300 H&H - for plains game beyond 200yds To me these would be practical and versatile - and appealing for their character and history as well. That said, I’ve always wanted a 280AI, and leaving the 22Hornet off any list...

I'll take H-8 and H-15. PM sent.

Yes - me too!

I've been extremely happy with my M77 Hawkeye African in 9.3x62. It wears a Trijicon Accupoint 1-6 with a #4 reticle and Alaska Arms quick detach rings. I'm using Swift 286gr. A-Frames at 2350fps and the rifle is reliably in the 1-1.5 MOA range at 200 yds with a very consistent POI. With a...

I'd second the love for Leupold. My 300 H&H wears a Leupold 3-15 with a 44mm objective. I've been very happy with it, and I've found it's a great magnification range to get the most from a 300 magnum rifle at distance while not being excessive. At 19-20 oz (if you go with the illuminated...

PM sent re: Along the Hunter's Path

Just purchased a beautiful M98 rifle from @degoins Great transaction and wonderful communication. Thank you, sir!

I wish I knew! I think they just figured I’d gotten one of everything else…

I've ordered through Midway a great deal and their service has always been excellent. However... your point about dies is the only area where I've had issues with Midway. In the past on more than one occasion I've gotten a gently opened box correctly labeled for the die set I ordered, and...

Former molecular biologist and club motorcycle racer who has been teaching science and coaching football, basketball and softball for the past 20 years.

I’m not sure what your definition of affordable is, but I’ve had good success with the Trijicon TR 24 1-4X. It’s available with a German (#4) reticle. There’s also a 1-6 model available with the same reticle design. It’s not cheap, but it’s solidly built, has good glass, and is considerably...

Hi John, I personally tend to favor depriming first with a dedicated depriming die that does not reshape the case. After depriming, I tumble the cases with SS media prior to inspection and resizing. I have a few reasons for preferring this order. 1) By depriming prior to tumbling, the SS...

That history was one of the things that made me trusting. Prior to sending the “seller” a pm, I dug through their profile a bit. They had commented on a range of subjects and offered cogent feedback on actual hunting and firearm topics - not just posting to threads like “on a lighter note”...

Hi Doug, Thanks for your note. I did lose money, and I feel pretty dumb. I thought I had done enough due diligence, but clearly I hadn't - so I paid the stupid tax. I'm mad, but everyone's alive and healthy, so things could be worse - so long as I don't make any further contributions to the...

My favorite smaller mag pouch is this mini general purpose pouch pouch from Esstac. It's $30 and made of quality nylon with good zippers that stay closed but are easy to open. It has three velcro loops and can attach to any belt as a result. I like that it zips closed to keep the mag secure...

Happy I could save you @Doug Hamilton - Now if only I can get my wife to view getting a new rifle as an act of charity...

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Nice looking rifle! Would you mind sharing the LOP? Thanks!

Ooof - 30 sec. too late!

I'll take the Buck Mini Alpha Fixed blade. PM Sent. Thank you!

Great report and amazing photos. I'm so glad your father had the chance to enjoy the safari with you. What wonderful memories! Thanks so much for sharing!

The eye relief on most magnifiers is very short. They are small prism scopes and are not nearly as forgiving in terms of eye relief as many other optics - as a result using them on a rifle with considerable recoil might result in some scope bite.

To illustrate the point @Vintageguy and @deewayne2003 are making - here's a picture of my .375 m70. It has Talley rings and bases, but you can see the difference in height between the back base and the front one. The Warne bases should be likewise asymmetrical.

This is Scout. She's a Cardigan Welsh Corgi who's not quite 2. This is her favorite perch - looking down at my reloading bench while I work. She knows she's not allowed to come down, but wants to keep tabs! First non-terrier that I've ever had. Great, smart dog.

My CZ452 with a Leupold FX 4X scope provides the majority of my practice shooting from field positions and sticks. It was also an ideal way to introduce my son to shooting - and small game hunting is always just plain fun during the winter.

If you do, please let me know - I'm always happy to live vicariously! The combination of mountains, desert, and perfect weather from September through December is tough to beat.

Yes - I'm living in Easthampton, but work in Pittsfield, near Stockbridge. Every commute is a one hour drive through the Berkshire Mountains. I look forward to every single drive!

I came up here for graduate school and stayed for work. I love New England, but I’ve got to admit that I take advantage of every chance to get out west to visit my wife’s family outside Fort Worth and in Midland - or get back to northern New Mexico - which still feels like home.

Hello all, My name is John Doll. I'm originally from New Mexico but currently live in Western Massachusetts. My son and I are heading to Limpopo province in South Africa in July 2025 for a plains game hunt (our first time hunting Africa). I'm looking forward to learning from the collective...

The 1.5X16 ACOG is available in both high and low mount options (Trijicon product numbers TA44-C-400330 and TA44-C-400331 respectively) while the 1.5x24 is only available in a high mount. All options would require a rail section (or some custom work) for mounting. Eye relief on the 1.5x16 ACOG...