Recent content by BryceM

If it’s for a common thing I can get anywhere, anytime, it doesn’t matter. If you’re trying to book a full bag safari in Tanzania, it mighty pay to have enough patience to let the poor guys get out of the bush and back to electricity.

Nice rifle. The Kimbers tend to come a bit on the light side, but in 6.5 CM, would be a perfect setup. GLWS.

In my youth, I was relegated to my dad’s 7mm Mag. That particular rifle had several bad habits. It would only feed correctly if the barrel was pointed at the ground. A double-feed cost me a nice mulie one night just before dark. It was a light rifle in a stock that fit me terribly. The...

I don’t remember, but I remember that it was darn reasonable. fast turnaround too.

Kayden, that’s awesome! Nice to “meet” you.

Agree, not a job I could do. I never met my grandfather because he was killed while deer hunting. My dad was 7 when it happened. I have about zero tolerance for nonsense with firearms. Besides that, high-quality animals are just to special to me to waste on someone who doesn’t understand or...

Hey guys, I did a thread on this case earlier, but I wanted to give a shoutout to Randy at Leather Link studio. He was an absolute pleasure to deal with. I sent him dimensions on my .300 Win Rem 700 with scope and suppressor attached and he made a custom case to fit. He even made an extra...

I have strong feelings on this subject. First, those who don't have first hand experience shooting and hunting at long range should reserve judgment until they do. The answer to the OPs question is HIGHLY dependent on the situation. As others have said, ethical range for a moose is very...

If there is a problem with the .375 H&H, the problem isn't fixed by adding more velocity. It's fixed by using a heavier, larger diameter bullet. BTW, there isn't a problem with the .375 H&H. Just be realistic if considering body shots on elephant or hippo. If shooting PG at long range is the...

Funny. At one time, I was fireforming .300 H&H brass to .300 Wby because I couldn't find any. The older I get, the more I'm liking long, smooth, tapered cartridges that feed well. I can think of at least one nice mulie I missed because of a feeding problem. Them old dudes knew a thing or...

Fantastic report. I really like your European perspective. You made a few comments that caught my attention: Regarding the "draw" system... You said "the system works in the States, and that's what counts." Well, the system is completely different in each state. It works, I suppose...

I find it convenient to remove the adapter occasionally for cleaning. Therefore, no Loctite for me, but I do religiously give it a good hand tightening before every shooting or hunting episode. If I’m doing semiautomatic stuff, I’ll let it cool and recheck the tightness on occasion.

Kimber makes a really nice CRF rifle. All US made too. The Kimber Caprivi can be had in .375 H&H, 416 Rem, and .458 Lott.

Usually you know.... but until I see feet, I'm still shooting. The ones that work out, you easily forget. The ones that don't get burned into your soul and you never forget them.

Tragic. Obviously individuals of a sound mind don’t do this. Predictable and regrettable outcome.