Recent content by lreynold1

Absolutely stunning animal, congratulations.

Thoroughly happy with my Chapuis .450/400 3 inch NE. Regulates very well with Hornady DGX and DGS.

Disgusting tactics. If you have a reasoned opinion against hunting or just don't like it, okay, your prerogative. Unreasoned emotional attacks are never justified, and can never be reasoned with. So sorry for your troubles, you are doing a fabulous job, thank you.

Hello, was suggested I pm you. Pete G told me he thinks you have an RMR on a .470. I have one on my .450/400, did you set it to one barrel or split the difference? Good luck hunting.

I love historical rifles and cartridges, as you said, both of these cartridges have been getting it done for a long, long time. I love the .375 and I ended up letting my son talk me out of the .300 H&H. I looked at a lot of cartridges for him the year prior to going, mainly in the .300 range...

Shooting at 35 yards today, offhand, left barrel is 1 high and 1 right, right barrel is 1 right and 1/2 higher than the left. Regulates well with 400 gr solid. Will split the difference with the RMR, good call, thanks!

If you can, go. Hunted with them this spring. Wonderful folks and a terrific hunting area. Wish I could go but that's when we are building the trophy room from my spring hunt.

It's a very small square window that illuminates with both fiber optics and tritium. Yes, the rifle regulates pretty well. Thank you for your advice, I really appreciate it.

About 85,000 acres high fence. Only saw it on the way in and out.

I just bought a Chapuis .450/400 3 inch, I love it. Getting ready to go on a Cape buffalo hunt with some plains game on the side. Now I'm going to use the irons for buff, but I had a Trijicon RMR mounted for longer shots, like 75-100 yards and wanted the RMR for more precision shooting. Here's...

First of all, thanks to the many members here who answered countless questions from a newbie, you were are wonderful. My oldest son and I completed our first African Safari in April. After much research and many questions, we had a member on here, Tom Addleman with Hunting For Adventure hook us...

Headed to Africa in 2014, taking a. 300 H & H magnum and my son is taking a 338 Federal, go for it, that 338 Federal will take any of the animals you listed, go with 180 GR or heavier, shot placement is the important thing.

Thanks so much for the information. One last question, thinking about taking a 9.3 x 62 for a one rifle battery, opinions?

Eland, kudu, impala, zebra, maybe sable and some of the other larger species of plains game. Eventually cape buffalo and maybe lion.

Thanks for the welcome, Tom, have you been? Who did you go with? Looking for suggestions on outfits in South Africa, plains game, 10 days. Recommendations?