BeeMaa
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I'm with @Bert the Turtle on this one.
Lighten your load and take just one rifle. The 416RIGBY or the 375H&H whichever you are more comfortable with. Both are very capable of shots out to 200 yards as long as you are. And either caliber with solids will perform perfectly on the smaller game and not damage the hides. My last reason is that when you are out looking for Impala with your 300WM...a MONSTER BUFF is gonna show up. Murphy's Law.
Doing this also reduces the weight of ammo you will need to pack. Heavy bags aren't fun for anyone. There's a lot to be said for traveling light and keeping it simple.
If you are insisting on a 2 rifle battery, I vote for either of the .30 calibers for sheer versatility. Again, which ever you shoot better with. The game you are hunting isn't likely to feel the difference between a 30-06 and 300WM.
Lighten your load and take just one rifle. The 416RIGBY or the 375H&H whichever you are more comfortable with. Both are very capable of shots out to 200 yards as long as you are. And either caliber with solids will perform perfectly on the smaller game and not damage the hides. My last reason is that when you are out looking for Impala with your 300WM...a MONSTER BUFF is gonna show up. Murphy's Law.
Doing this also reduces the weight of ammo you will need to pack. Heavy bags aren't fun for anyone. There's a lot to be said for traveling light and keeping it simple.
If you are insisting on a 2 rifle battery, I vote for either of the .30 calibers for sheer versatility. Again, which ever you shoot better with. The game you are hunting isn't likely to feel the difference between a 30-06 and 300WM.