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Any recommendations on where you're purchasing Blaser parts (ex. mags, barrels, etc from)

Very nice 375 is a superb caliber. Looks like you have a good mix! Have fun using them in the field.

Both are great bullets. My vote is the partition and that's just based on experience in the field.

did you ever decide on the R8? They are solid, and you do need time to get used to the action and safety. Sauer are another great choice. On a 375 would recommend staying away from anything to "light weighted".

Would be interested too, sent you a PM.

They are all great calibers. Would agree with the above. The 375HH would be the best balance and choice for both of the species you seek. The 470 would put a big dent on either of those but definitely not required. As always your comfort shooting these calibers and shot placement will matter...

Anybody have any tips on where to land the old green radar hunting belts?

Looks like a good hunt, is this still available? 1. What area does the hunt take place 2. Is the hunting style walk and stalk or waiting along a crop?

This is not true and you can even ask the person who started the thread. Also is this how you welcome new members to the forum trying to participate? On a side note and just a suggestion, do your homework before posting assumptions. You can cause confusion to other members who aren't well...

Thanks for the clarification @Scott CWO it's appreciated. Looks like someone beat me to it above, new to the forum.

Hello, there's a Canadian company that handles big-game imports. Send me a pm and would be happy to share (don't want to break the sponser rules)!!

Have hunted mid-asian ibex. It depends on the type of hunt you are looking for. Asia is remote, the mountains are very high, and in my opinion for someone looking for an "adventure". I would rate the hunt for a mid-asian ibex hunt in the stans as difficult but rewarding.