Recent content by Trapper

UPDATE: I picked up a set of assorted curved diamond files and went to work on the feed ramp and all related. Afterwards I went in with fine emmory paper to smooth out and polish the parts. This has made a significant improvement, especially on the right side of the geed ramp where the hang-ups...

I realize I'm a bit late to the party, but for anyone else that may be looking to buy a Zastava LK M70 bolt action rifle, I'll toss in my opinion. I recently bought one brand new in .375 H&H. Fit and finish are just so-so. I actually like the dull oil finish on the stock over the high gloss...

I can't remember what my last crate from Africa cost to ship back, but I do well remember that my taxidermy bill was the same price as my safari bill, and that was even with saving a ton of money having it done in SA. My son and I did however hunt in Spain in 2024 and took two record book...

I know I'm late to the party (years in fact) but I've been using Barnes TSX/TTSX since at least 2010 and have had great results. I think people tend to go to heavy on bullet grain weight in many instances and I've found that you can actually go down in grain weight when using the TTX/TTSX...

I had a TSA agent question me about a P-38 that I've carried on my keychain for most of my life. When he asked me what it was, I told him it was a an opener. Luckily, just as that was happening, another TSA agent walked up and heard the conversation and explained to his co-worker that I was...

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Between my son and I we took 15, kudu, zebra, gemsbok, springbok, grey duiker, impala, blesbok, and 8 warthogs (we were ordered to shoot every hog we saw and kept the two largest)

This is my youngest son's first big game animal. The back-story to this hunt begins when my son was barley able to walk and I would take him into the woods with me, usually gun or bowhunting for whitetail. We had so much fun and share many fond memories of those days. As he grew older, he would...

My vote: BEAR by AH Member Filko

This is my youngest son's first big game animal. The back-story to this hunt begins when my son was barley able to walk and I would take him into the woods with me, usually gun or bowhunting for whitetail. We had so much fun and share many fond memories of those days. As he grew older, he would...