Recent content by TerryBlauwkamp

We found them to be undependable in cold weather, and as Zepther said above, they are slightly larger in dia.once you use them in a hull you must continue to do so.

I have 100+ FC Nickel cases if you still need them. Terry

Let me know if you don't gt any, as I'm sure I have some. [redacted]

For many years, I went once a year, but now that I'm retired I've moved up to twice a year, with a couple little other trips elsewhere thrown in for good measure.

I"ll be there in July.

I agree....... Shot placement is EVERYTHING.... I have killed a great many of them with everything from a 270 win to a 375 H&H.. results are the same. They aren't called a "poor mans buffalo" for nothing.

I've used Ann at hunterssupport.com for 17 years now.

It is no big deal both in and out of Namibia. BUT.. if going thru South Africa en route to Namibia, you also must get a SA firearms permit. Just be sure you have your US for 4457 .

That is a real good thought to get invitation to use both Bow and Rifle. Other than that, I go back and forth between SA and Namibia all the time without hassle. Just be sure you have your SA firearm permit with you as you enter and exit the country.

I have 60 Once Fired Federal cases, 10 WW cases, and 10 Nosler cases. also 140 ( one box of 40 and an unopened box of 100) 250 gr Hornady SP-RP # 3335 if you are interested. Cases 25 Cents each + Flat rate box postage. = about $ 30 del add the bullets for $60 with no additional...

Been there many times, and can wait to go back again in Summer of "23

I absolutely agree, use a service coming in for sure, but at least for your first time or two departing, it will help you get the hang of it. I use Air2000 both coming and going, and have for 15 years. It just takes all the hassle and uncertainty out of it.

I've used a lot of these, and they are great.

I love Alliant A 4000 seating bullet to the middle groove if it will fit your magazine and chamber properly.

I've stood by that tree a dozen times, and never been lucky enough to have a Cheetah come say HI.