X residential home builder, and land developer. Most of my life I had a gun in my hand. I moved out west to Montana in the late 90s. Prior to that I learned to shoot very well and hunting situations out to 500 yards.
A few years later, I really dove in deep and perfected precision, long range shooting.
Spent the last 10 years competing, and as a range officer at just as many matches in my first five years of competing. Lately that’s all I do now, travel around the country, RO, and get to shoot for free.
But yes, I’ve been a dedicated hand loader since 1995, and never shot a single factory box of ammunition in a rifle ever again! I do, however shoot factory loaded ammunition in all of my pistols.
Oh, back in 2018 I had Mike Bush build me one of his voodoo 22LR rifles. Best thing I ever did, I’ve never had so much fun in my life!
- Location
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Idaho Panhandle.
- Country of residence
- USA
- State/Province of residence
- ID
- How did you find AfricaHunting.com?
- Web search
- I am a
- Hunter
- Gender
- Male
- Have you hunted in Africa?
- Yes
- Number of times I have hunted in Africa
- Twice
- My favorite African country
- Tanzania
- Hunted
- RSA, Tanzania, Zimbabwe
- Species I have hunted in Africa
- I spent two summers working in Tanzania and in Zimbabwe, back in 2004, and 2005.
- My best African Trophy
- N/A
- My favorite African trophies
- Most plains game, especially the spiral horned species. That’s except giraffe, hippo, alligator, baboon, etc.
- My preferred weapon(s)
- A accurate medium bore, and my Lon Paul CZ 602 Brono .458 Lott.
- What weapon(s) do you hunt with?
- Rifle
- Bow
- Shotgun
- Handgun
- Muzzleloader
- My preferred optic(s)
- Schmidt & Bender, USO, Leica.
- Occupation
- Retired
- Gear I cannot live without
- A super accurate gun out to 1000 yards, or beyond. Great optics that are reliable. RRS Tripod, Bullets built for the task at hand, and great boots!
- My other interests
- I spent the last 10 years competing in PRS, NRL Hunter, and precision shooting at long range. Which included ELR.
“Only accurate guns are interesting!” Col. Townsend Whelen.