I wouldn't hesitate to take anything in Africa with the 577/450 below the pachyderms so long as it was undisturbed! The problem would be in stopping a charge. The frontal area is perfectly satisfactory but the bullet just doesn't move fast enough to stun an angry potroast. However, with...
Africa can, especially for someone on the East Coast, be less expensive hunting than Alaska. It all depends on where you go and what you want to hunt. Yes, a tent hunt in Tanzania or South Africa for the Big Five will run you over a hundred thousand dollars and take at least a month. However...
So do I. A double gun just doesn't look right without 'ears'. Unfortunately, the rest of the world seems to have caught on lately and the prices have gone through the roof.
Given how much trouble S&R is in right now, a good, aggressive team could probably pry the name out of them. If it ever happened, W&G, so long as it wasn't taken down the seamy path Abercrombie and Fitch was taken, would very quickly rise to the top of the market. Something along the lines of...
Excuse me? There are 'Colt' reproductions and there are Colt continuation-of-the-original-series and serial numbers. If you have documentation that says Colt Patent Firearms didn't make those continuation pistols I'd like to see it. They were sold as original Colts.
A .50 Kodiak? Perfect! I'd probably draw the line just below giraffe (they're amazingly huge!) and wouldn't have the cojones to try a lion with one but the vast majority of your plains game including leopard (a very expensive hunt!) could be taken. And while a whole bunch of people have gone...
And the fine double rifle in front? I presume it's a muzzle-loader since there is no top lever or hinge. What caliber? You are aware that safaris in RSA can be had for remarkably little money and flying from New Orleans is cheaper than from the Left Coast and that there are operators who...
Actually, I got the band a couple of safaris before I shot a zebra. Where I hunted the first couple of times there weren't any zebra or I'd have gotten one first out. However, I did finally make up for my faux pas and that rug now adorns the slate floor in my guest room. BTW, many safari...
I didn't because I treated it as a bit of a joke from the get-go. However, I didn't actually hunt in it. They're too noisy. When you're in the bush, an Akubra Wentworth is the better choice and if you can score one, get a zebra hat band. Giraffe would be grand, as well, but much harder to...
Vietnam jungle hat? On a vintage safari? No, no, no! A pith helmet from Tag Safari or a broad-brimmed felt hat from Akubra, that's the headgear for a vintage safari. I speak as one who has done it. And if you want those boots for August from Russell, you'd better order them right now. A...
You might even have use for that outfit bird shooting in Hawai'i if you were high enough up a mountain and it was January. Most people don't know just how cold and dank Hawai'i can be because they stay on the beach. I was once up on the Pahakaloa Training Area with the 25th ID. 'Bout half...
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