Recent content by M70375!

Happy to hear you like your scope.

Wow, good for you, I'm glad to see you are fulfilling your dreams!

You might look into a Trijcon,I think they are very reliable and well constructed , but they are not light weight and for that reason, I have Leupolds (2x7, 2.5x8) on nearly all my rifles, I love how light weight they are and the glass is excellent. I am using the Leupold Patrol 1x6 illuminated...

I hate flying too. It's the main reason I waited so long in life to go to Africa, but damm, I sure love to hunt over there.

Very well said sir, I agree 100%

When I was in the planning stages of my first safari, I did not even have a safari rifle(elephant gun) and I was having trouble at the time finding what I wanted . One of our wonderful members actually offered to borrow me his 375 for my first hunt. Some real fine guys here on this forum .

I say hunt whatever excites you most. At 70 I took my first trip to Africa and it was to Botswana for bull elephant. It turned out to be the most wonderful and exciting hunt of my life. At my age I don't feel I have time to start with the PG and work my way up to DG, not that I will or will not...

I like Leupold 2x7 or 2.5x8, they are so light and the optics are more than adequate for Hunting

I have an 8 pound tin of it, unopened if you are interested

I like the Trijicon RMR sight, super light weight and small in bulk.

ins costs more than postage. I hate the idea of having to pay for ins for them to do their job properly, especially when they don't pay up anyway.

I am having a Parkwest Arms Savannah built in 416 Remington, I picked out an upgraded stock blank when I ordered the gun at their shop in Sturgis, I believe it is going to be a beautiful rifle, it is supposed to be done Sept 17. Unfortunately I have developed a painful shoulder injury and have...

Love it when tourons get what they deserve, how stupid are these urban idiots

I was a Remington man until I started hunting Africa . I have replaced 3 extractors over the years, you can fix that for about $200 by putting in a M16 extractor, but then you still have the dangerous untrustworthy Remington safety to deal with., as you will likely be carrying with one in...

The ones I make on my Pitt Boss pellet grill are the best , I have had.