AZDAVE
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AZDAVE

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Saving for a Leopard hunt. Nov 6, 2018

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    1. Camdog
      Camdog
      Dave,

      If you still have the Brockman pop up sights and are willing to part with them for a quick profit, I am interested.

      I had a pair on a Lott, however, the base screws sheared and I lost the rear sight.

      If interested: PM me
      Aug 17, 2019
    2. AZDAVE
      AZDAVE
      Saving for a Leopard hunt.
      Nov 6, 2018
    3. Mike Vieaux
      Mike Vieaux
      Dave can you call me about address and payment 6083934190 mike
      Sep 25, 2018
    4. thriller
      thriller
      im looking to do a conversion from 375 H&H to 404 like you did, what exactly was involved and if you don't mind what was the cost of the project.
      Aug 18, 2015
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      3. AZDAVE
        AZDAVE
        I fit the front and rear bases and solder them in place. Cost was my time. I then cera koted the barreled action and put it all back together. It feed well. But you may have to do a little file work on the action side rails if it doesn't feed properly.
        Aug 18, 2015
      4. AZDAVE
        AZDAVE
        My was good. Pac nor will re-barrel a many different actions (listed on their web site) I am completely satisified with their work.. I hope that helps. Dave
        Aug 18, 2015
      5. AZDAVE
        AZDAVE
        Total cost for me was I bought the rifle for 1000, 600 on rebarrel, 195 for sights, 35 for materials to finish So about 1850 total
        Aug 18, 2015
    5. AZDAVE
      AZDAVE
      Yes I reload, but have never tired 350gr only 480-500gr. Headed to south Africa Limpopo region for Cape buff and cape eland.
      Jan 22, 2015
    6. Fr8liner
      Fr8liner
      Oh by the way, where you heading to in Africa and what's on the list?
      Jan 22, 2015
    7. Fr8liner
      Fr8liner
      Thank you for that Dave. On your 450NE have you got any experience with 350g soft nose bullets, that is assuming you reload? I just got some in and am battling to find data. Currently running 500g Hornady solids with 90g to give 2200 ft/s, also gonna try some 450g Barnes X.
      Regards David
      Jan 22, 2015
    8. Fr8liner
      Fr8liner
      Hello AzDave, I have a 450NE in an over under double. Been thinking about a second set of barrels for it to shoot smaller game and possibly with a bit more range. I was thinking of a 9.3x74R and noticed you have both these calibers, what do you think?
      I have a 9.3x62 in bolt action therefor this helps reloading material.
      Regards
      David
      Jan 16, 2015
      2. AZDAVE
        AZDAVE
        David
        I really like my 9.3x74R Chapuis double. Plenty of power regulated very well. I am taking it to Africa this year as a backup for my 450NE. I would reccommend it as a second set of barrels. I can share some load data for swift, woodleigh, and northfork bullets. Dave
        Jan 18, 2015
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    State/Province of residence:
    Airzona
    Country of residence:
    US
    How did you find AfricaHunting.com?:
    Web search
    I am a:
    • Hunter
    • Fisherman
    • Hunting consultant
    Have you hunted in Africa?:
    Yes
    Number of times I have hunted in Africa:
    3
    Hunted:
    South Africa, Alaska,lower 48
    Species I have hunted in Africa:
    bushbuck, Kudu, Zebra, Blue Wildebeest, Diker, Warthog, Blesbuck, Impala Cape Buffalo, Cape Eland, Sable, Roan, klipspringer, waterbuck, hippo, Serval, civiet, spotted Genet, porcupine
    My favorite African trophies:
    Cape Buffalo
    My preferred weapon(s):
    450/400 NE Double, 9.3x74R Double
    What weapon(s) do you hunt with?:
    • Rifle
    • Bow
    • Muzzleloader
    My preferred optic(s):
    Vortex
    Gear I cannot live without:
    Bino's
    My other interests:
    Metal and woodworking

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