...By chance I met John Buhmiller in 1973 two years prior to his passing. I was visiting a friend in Kalispell and was invited to meet a retired barrel maker. I had no idea who this gentleman was, in fact I had never heard of him.
During the conversations I was mostly an interested bystander...
...Three suggestions:
Decot Hy-Wyd, Zeiss Radians, and Randolph Ranger.
Each of these brands have flexible earpieces that fit over the ear to keep them secured. They also have lenses of various color from which to choose.
Back in the day I shot a lot of skeet and had utilized shooting...
..."Sometimes I wonder of the pleasure of owning a dog is worth the misery caused by his death."
John Hunter's book, "Hunter" Pg 143
I believe we dog lovers accept the "Misery" and continue to have dogs in our lives.
...I should have qualified my statement. According to the rules the last time (2017) I was traveling to Africa, gun boxes had to be secured with locks that could NOT be opened by TSA. The owner/passenger of the gun box had to have the key for entry. TSA personnel had to request the...
...A McMillan stock is basically a drop in. I've three of them in pre '64 rifles.
Post '64 stocks are not drop ins. Best to locate a "beater" pre '64 stock, or spend the money on a quality synthetic stock.
SELOUS SCOUTS, TOP SECRET WAR
Lt.Col. Ron Reid Daly
as told to Peter Stiff
This is the story of the Selous Scouts Regiment of Rhodesia which was formed in 1973, and abolished without formal benefit of disbandment when Robert Mugabe's ZANU took power after the British supervised elections in 1980.
...No need to overthink bullet selection. Shoot the same bullet for the leopard as for the buffalo. Swift A Frame, or Trophy Bonded Bear Claw would be my choice. Let the taxidermist repair the holes in the hide.
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