Recent content by Terry Blauwkamp

I love my 358 win. Try some A 2520 powder Fed 215 primers with 250 gr Hornady bullets (Old Round Nose if you can find them) in Thin Norma brass, or W-W is next. Do not make cases from 308 G I. too heavy. Puts it right in the 35 Whelen class, and it flattens Deer ..

Welcome, I'm in Hudsonville ( near GR).

On my last two trips to Namibia, I used 180 A Frames in my 300 Mag. only recovered a couple ( perfect mushrooms) as 12 of them all exited the other 12 animals I shot.. I'd use them again.

I was at @Kowas Adventure Safaris ( for the 12th time) right after these folks, and what they show and say is for real. Kowas runs a first class operation.

the 7mm would not be my first choice for BIG Bears, but I have killed several Eland with no problem. Bullet placement matters most and tough bullets like TSX etc.

The picture with the dog looking over his shoulder certainly should be # 1

We have had their coverage for years, I've had a couple close calls while gone, but so far, have not needed their help. I've met a couple people that have needed, them, and were very pleased.

I love www.siai.net

What Brand and weight of bullet?

Hummm, I'd go in the opposite direction. If my shot guns are gone, I'd look for replacements as they are old Rem M3200 Trap & Skeet. My rifles? I'd find a couple old Rem 700's in 308 or 7-08 or 270 etc. to use for practice. For hunting rifles, I'd take all of SIAI's Ins money and fly...

I went thru Chicago in May and was treated very well.

I have shot a lot of game with that 175 gr TBBC, and you are right " job well done".

also try Nabers taxidermy in Grand Rapids MI.

I have a bulk box of virgin Hornady,

So far, I've killed African plains game with 29 different bullets in the 30-06, and.... and not found it to make a lot of difference. Dead is dead, bullet placement is most important. However, I was least impressed with the 200 gr Nosler Partition, and surprisingly impressed with the 150 gr...