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My wife and I just booked our airline tickets for our safari in south africa and we are beyond excited! We booked through gracy travel and will be taking the delta flight from dfw to atl to Johannesburg and staying the night at the citi lodge and our outfitter will be picking us up the following...

So I am currently doing my proper preparation for my PG safari in june 2026 which is alot of shooting off sticks. I have narrowed down my rifle choices to 3 and I have been shooting them on a rotational basis. A remington cdl with times trigger and 26" barrel in 7mm rem mag shooting175gr north...

38 rounds through my new 460 wby and already had a scope failure, I am not sure if it was a lemon or I need to look I to other scopes for a replacement

So it's finally happened, a process that has taken 2 years and 2 gunsmith to accomplish. I know have my hands on my 1st big bore rifle a 460 weatherby built on a cz550 magnum action with a 24 inch wilson arms barrel complete with barrel band and timney trigger. I topped it with a leupold fxii...

Been dreaming of hunting africa ever since I could read and always had a plan set up along a timeline when it would happen and the other day my dad contacted me of the potential of going to South Africa for a plains game safari and of course we are all very excited but now I am starting to get...

So let's say if you already had a 375 h&h and a 460 wby (built on a cz action) and also had a cz 550 action laying around with the rigby bolt face what would you choose?

Well I did it again and found another decent deal on a cz 550 action with the rigby bolt face so I went ahead and bought it even though my 460 weatherby build isn't quite finished yet but I couldn't pass this deal up. They also had the same action but for belted magnum with the 375 h&h length...

So my dad and I have met with multiple outfitters and like them all and would love to hunt with all of them eventually but we can only go to 1 at a time. We have our short list narrowed down to a handful but we are having a hard time deciding which would be the best for us and would like to get...

Just got tickets for my dad and I to attend the opening day of the convention, it'll be our 1st time at dsc we are pretty excited. Looking forward to talking to outfitters for our 1st trip to Africa

Just recently returned home from a very successful new mexico pronghorn rifle hunt, I went with my dad,brother and best friend. We try and do a hunt together atleast once a year and none of us have ever taken a pronghorn so we decided to give it a whirl, we had 3 hunting days booked and all...

So I just recently won an online auction for a cz 550 action with the rigby bolt face, and now it's the fun part of trying to decide on what to build. I already have a 375 h&h but that's it for safari calibers so pretty much anything is open, I was leaning towards the 416 or 450 rigby but I...

Just got back from Texas on a freezer filler whitetail hunt, I ended up taking 2 smaller management bucks to fill my freezer, I used my sako AV 375 h&h with 275 gr cutting edge safari raptor bullets as a little science experiment and noticed I had far less meat damage with the 375 vs my other...

So I am getting ready to order my 1st pair of courteney boots after doing plenty of research. I am stuck between the selous and safari model and also the ripple or Tyre tread. I'll be using these for africa as well as south texas nilgai and colorado mule deer hunts. What are the pros and cons...

So I am toying around with the idea of taking a 7mm rem mag that I have laying around (weatherby vanguard) and rebarreling it to a 375 h&h. Has anybody done this conversion before? I already have a nice 7mm rem mag that's a remington 700 with a nice wood stock so it's not like I would be loosing...

Hello from Colorado! I've been watching the forum for awhile now and finally decided to pull the trigger in joining, I've been hunting for just about as long as I can remember I've primarily been a western big game hunter here in the states as well as exotics in Texas and now things are starting...