Recent content by BruceS

Appreciate the kind words.

I have the same model and they have served me well in Africa. Good price as well.

I understand and appreciate the appeal and practicality of synthetic stocks and stainless steel for certain hunting applications. But I love the feel and look of old classic rifles.

Update: the model 54 sold

That is a very fair price. If I hadn't just bought a bunch I would snap them up

Yes it is.

You make good points. For a 1st time hunter with a good PH I think it can be ok. My first hunt in Zim, 1983, did a pkg and all the animals were fantastic. Many made SCI record book. I haven't done a pkg hunt since then. I love trophies of opportunity.

Sorry I didn't label very well. Bottom 2 pics are the interarms

Thanks for the questions. I'm in Idaho. Shipping would be extra but prices are OBO.

Parting with a few rifles: 1. SOLD 1934 Winchester Model 54. 30.06. Excellent condition with Lyman receiver sight. 24" barrel, 13 1/2" LOP, 7lb13oz. $1,100.00 2. Belgian FN 244 Remington. DouglassXX 24" barrel, 13 1/2"LOP, 9lb11oz. Excellent condition with well figured stock. $1,500.00 3...

Age and character is what's important along with the thrill and experience of the hunt.

Love your choice of calibers. Enjoy

Reloaded 375hh for over 40 years. Nothing tricky. I get several reloads from a case. Some good suggestions in comments. Have fun

I've always used iron sights for DG but now switching to rmr due to aging eyes. I do love the look of iron sighted rifles.

I still have the 375 I built in 1982. Taken it to Africa multiple times for PG. Wouldn't trade it for the world.