Recent content by AZDAVE

Front then rear.

Congratulations.

@buckstix I have a Simson from between the wars in 405. I will DM you the loads I worked up for it to give you a starting point.

Have owned traded, kept and sold all versions except the tang saftey version. Currently have a 338 RCM, 450 marlin custom, 416 Ruger Alaskan.

My wife entered in the second award and I will be willing to pay for the printed version in advance. We have a copy of the first book and it is a VERY nice book, for the price it is a great value. Rigby thank you for the decision to print the second award book.

A 577 BPE double, 45/70 Siace double, Ruger Redhawk

Really enjoy the thoughtful pictures. You look like you had a great safari! Congratulations.

Just trying to help:ROFLMAO: Enjoy your H&H! At some point I am going to find a old rook rifle.

How many boxes of the ones with extra driving bands do you have left?

I concur with the clymer or mason recommendation.

I found a flat bottomed weaver style mount that fit the screw pattern and slot in the top rail. Installed it and put a red dot on it and didn't look back. I will check and see if it has a part number as I think I have a extra one in the shop.

Many of the rook rifles of the late 1800's early 1900's were converted over to 410 shotguns. Due to a number of british gun laws that made owning shotguns easier than rifles.. You can also have it relined and converted to say 38 special or even one of the original rook rounds. If you are...

Since you brought croc into the conversation. I would take two rifles. One that shoots consistently under 1 MOA a 1/2 moa would be better. You also need to be able to shoot it prone off a bag or backpack, to that level of accuracy. The croc brain is the most critical of shots you can take in...

@Pheroze Buff and the other DG of the dangerous 7 are a very special and addictive hunt.

Congratz!!!! to you and Marius. You smile says it all. Well deserved hard hunt