What Rifles Would Be Best In My Situation

[petrusg]

I would go for a .375 H&H in a bolt, any good make that fits you well will do. you stated that it is a hunting course so I think you will be shooting allot of rounds... if you look at the cost of a double and the cost of the ammunition i think you are better off with a bolt in your case. If you get into it a bit more nothing stops you to buy a double later on in your career.

 

[lurker]

sestoppelman

You have a point there! Quite jealous, I must say You must let me know when you touch down in jhb, I'd be happy to take you to a few less touristy places so you can really see what our amazing country is about, if you would like

Well wow thank you for the offer that sounds amazing im super interested

 

[siml]

Who you doing your course with?

 

[lurker]

Who you doing your course with?

Currently I am looking at The Northern Cape Professional Hunting School for the 7 month specialist course with Mynhard Herholdt. I am open to all other schools, courses ,academy's, programs if anyone has advice!

 

[spike.t]

Ehm... Not to be pedantic, but it's "Afrikaaans" and dutch and afrikaans really aren't all that similar.

glad to see you corrected yourself there in your same sentence @Alexandro Faria with the afrikaaans typo......... and a dutch friend of mine says he has no problem understanding afrikaans when he hears it......

 

[Alexandro Faria]

My bad! Indeed, you can understand, but you need to be pretty fluent in the language I don't think I'm making my point as a result of shoddy typing on my behalf :l If you're fluent in either language, it's relatively easy to understand the other, but if you're not, it's a lot harder to understand the other's language. Unless you say the words correctly, with the correct emphasis and pronunciation, it's very tough to understand.

 

[enysse]

I think you explained it excellently the second time around Alexandro Fario.