Those are original grips; made of hard rubber or Gutta-Percha.
Looks awesome. Probably.44-40 as others say. No reason not to shoot it once it’s been gone over by a competent pistol smith.
Ed Z
That .243 is good when the wind picks up. The rifle came with a 15x Unertl but I swapped for a Leupold 15x fine crosshair and dot. I honestly need to spend more time dialing-in some different loads.
I've hunted Black Gap WMA a couple times over the years. It's wide open country, for sure...
To tag along on this thread, I have a similar Jaeger- built rifle in .243. Sako L579 action, heavy taper-bullish bbl, beaver tail forend, Canjar single set trigger, single shot magazine configuration. I shot my share of north Texas prairie dogs with it. I can post more pictures if anyone is...
My Adams&Co .577BPE hammer double has stalking safeties. They only engage the back of the hammers at 1/2 cock not at full cock, which adds an extra step when very close to game. I wish mine engaged at full cock.
Ed Z
I was in camp that week. We definitely ate what we shot. As I stated earlier in this thread, the stuffed Impala backstrap was absolutely delicious and the pan-fried impala steaks were cooked to perfection. I didn't keep a journal of meals, but I think I remember Gemsbok sometime on the menu...
No sir.
I only know that Afton and Mr X saved my bacon this trip. My PH got me to the airport with an hour and 20 minutes to check bags and rifles to Namibia. I missed my flight… the bags then had to be pulled from the plane and all of it got hung up with the rifles and checked ammo. Mr X saw...
My vote goes to Afton, hands down. I just spent the night and then the afternoon a couple days later when I traveled to Namibia out of RSA. I was only visiting old friends in Namibia and didn’t plan to hunt. Afton held my rifles and ammo in their vault while I was gone. They pick me up and hand...
Wow… I have that identical Paul Jaeger rifle in .243 !!!
Mine came with a 15x Unertl. I put a 16x Leupold on it.
I think I paid around $1500 at an online auction probably 10 years ago…?
Ed Z
Hmmmmm…I was the other hunter in the Zingela camp. My opinion of camp life that week is definitely different.
I wasn’t expecting the place to myself but I also wasn’t told otherwise. My PH of 27 years operates a good deal with Zingela and finds it to be one of the best bow hunting operations...
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