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https://www.africahunting.com/threads/oh-evil-day.84995/ Yes, he retired in August

Kevin, the founder of Q firearms, has hunted Africa multiple times with a Fix. Can't remember exactly which countries though. He does have an interesting story about getting detained in South America for a significant amount of time because they thought he was going to convert it to a semi...

This was my experience as well.

It's captured.

The brand is "outdoor connection" and I've seen them in amazon, eBay, and here https://www.boytharness.com/products/the-outdoor-connection-titan-q-r-sling-swivels?srsltid=AfmBOorFU8tLHP3OWwkOv5yrX-IiSkplbl8c3O7Z78WOlLp_vLmOe7gc Kinda pricey for sling swivels, but they are quiet, low profile...

I have 2 pairs pairs of the titan sling swivels and can attest that they are excellent. Best "quick detach" traditional sling option in my opinion.

I agree 100% - totally worth it to use the RiflePermits folks!

I'm considering using Charlie's team at Wildlife Taxidermy for my buffalo, sable, and impala. Their quote was very competitive and it looks like they do good work on African animals. @TOBY458 I'm curious what they've done for you, how long it took, and how they've held up.

There sure are quite a few of us Georgians on here. I'm in Sugar Hill.

If you're importing your own rifle, I highly recommend using the folks at RiflePermits.com to handle the SAPS paperwork. Well worth the money to have everything pre-approved and avoid any hassle when you arrive.

No, unfortunately they weren't biting that day, but it was still a lot of fun trying to catch them. Plus the lake we were fishing in was absolutely beautiful.

In June (2024) I did a 9 day hunt in Limpopo (near Musino) with Magnus at Ranchero Safaris. It was an amazing experience that I figured would be worth sharing here. I flew from Atlanta to Johannesburg where the RiflePermits folks met me with the pre-approved permits. It literally took less than...