Recent content by drbeech1968

Thank you for your honest perspective.

Point taken and lesson learned. Show’s over. Enjoy the popcorn. Hooyah!

Point taken and lesson learned. Thanks

Interesting…

Hi, I’m asking for a friend who won a donated hunt with this outfitter recently. I have hunted in the Limpopo area before, but I was not familiar with them. Any, and all information will be helpful and greatly appreciated. Many thanks! Cheers, Beech McConnell

Yes, it is a 1909 Argentine action. Satterlee Arms redid the bolt handle in the classic Oberndorf tear drop shape. I am excited to get it finished and ready to go.

Thank you, sir!! Being a fan of the classic rifles I’ve tried to duplicate the original stock lines and patterns in the rifles I’ve built.

If buffalo is the primary target carry the Lott, but keep the .375 in the cruiser just in case the kudu of a lifetime shows himself while driving around. Once the buff is in the salt go with the .375 I agree with IvW on ammo number. 20 rounds is plenty for buffalo and 40 is more than enough...

The .318 WR has held a special place in my heart for a good while now. So much so, that I am currently in the process of building one on a vintage Mauser 98 receiver. Stuart Satterlee did the chambering of the Lothar barrel, feed work, etc., and I am currently finishing the stock myself. For...

Apologize for not letting people know it has sold. SOLD PENDING FUNDS

Bought new in late 2022 with the intention of building a .416 Taylor Mauser bolt rifle. Plans have changed so don’t need the ammo. Have 5 boxes of 10 rounds each. 375 grain solids. $300 for all. Message me with any questions.

Welcome to AH!! All things in Africa bite, the safari bug worst of all!

You will love hunting in the Save!! My buddy and I hunted Cape buffalo and plains game there this past August/early September with the Duckworth family at Mokore. Beautiful area and full of game. African hunting at its finest! Planning a return trip soon.

Apologies for the ads from Graf & Sons!! I didn’t realize I attached them to the thread.

I’ve attached a few pictures of the 9x57 I mentioned earlier in this thread. The stock was soaked in oil and cracked, so putting some new wood on it. I do most of the stock finishing myself, save the checkering, who I leave to the experts! Love these old warhorse Mausers!