I use them on my 375 H&H that was used in SE Alaska to take the bear in my avatar. No issues at all in the rain, although I make sure to keep a drop of CLP on the bearings to prevent rust. It sits in a Manner's PH stock. I much prefer them in a synthetic stock for easy on and off.
The NFA defines a suppressor as a firearm. We all know by itself, the suppressor has the same ability to kill someone as a frozen fruitcake. I don’t think I would try to walk on to a commercial plane with one in my carry on bag.
I just successfully finished the hunt you are inquiring about. I would highly recommend Dustin Mcleod with Alaska Raven Guides. alaskaravenguides.com. Great group of guys. This was my second trip with Dustin. I went with them last spring, but didn’t end up taking one. It certainly wasn’t for...
Not African plains game, but I just took a coastal brown bear using a 270 grain Stone Hammer at 2680 fps out of my 375 H&H. It was a frontal shot at only about 40 yards. He went about 20 yards and crumpled.
I have been running a TBAC Magnus S hub with a direct thread mount in my 375 H&H. Rifle and scope weight is 9lbs 3oz. With suppressor it weighs in right at 10lbs. I have a 20 inch barrel and balance of my setup is still pretty good, just in front of the action screw.
I don’t have any decibel...
While not a dangerous game caliber, I just built this 340 Weatherby for an up coming Alaska brown bear hunt.
Big Horn/Zermatt Arms TL3 LA Magnum bolt face. CRF
Manners PH stock with mini chassis
Preferred Barrel Blanks prefit 20inch carbon barrel
MDT DBM
While I certainly admire the classic...
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