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He's not interested in the answers he's interested in trying to be smarter than everyone else. He's achieving the opposite. Even... -
What did Slade do to deserve that? Safe shooting
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Never, never, never, never buy something like this that needs a repair. If this is "wrong", what else is wrong. There are better...
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Just to be clear, this isn't a safety feature. The bolt doesn't "lock" open on the follower so you know you are empty. This is the...
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lhook7 replied to the thread Rigby Big Game cycling issues.My guess is this issue has a lot to do with cost and nothing to do with safety. If you follow their safety logic, then the 450 is the...
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lhook7 replied to the thread Rigby Big Game cycling issues.I was thinking about purchasing one in 450 Rigby a few years ago. I tried one out at DSC and it had that issue, I decided to go another...
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lhook7 replied to the thread Get experience first? Or, hunt dangerous game right away?.My wife had never hunted Africa when we went to Uganda last year, but she is an avid hunter in Wyoming. The first morning out we were...
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lhook7 reacted to Altitude sickness's post in the thread Get experience first? Or, hunt dangerous game right away? with
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lhook7 replied to the thread Leopard Success Rates.I’m 1 for 3 on leopard. The first was a great hunt, but unsuccessful, the second was the most pathetic excuse for a hunt I have ever...
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When I left for Botswana, I thought this trip would be about elephant hunting and my favorite double rifle. I took my 1901 John Rigby &...
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Easiest solution is for you stop hunting South Africa, and start hunting wild areas in other countries with dangerous game and leopard...
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If you have hunted SA twice you have only stuck your toe in the Ocean called Africa! It is time to dump SA including the PH and at...
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Mountain Lion and Leopard hunts are comparable to apples and oranges. Do your due diligence and book yourself a hunt in Zim, Moz, Zambia...
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This one was taken with a double rifle at about 40 yards. It can be done, just need some long grass.
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lhook7 replied to the thread ZIMBABWE: My Most Ambitious Hunt To Date And....Nyati, whose nickname is The Professor, was the perfect person for this interview. I can't wait to read his book.
