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I thought you classic shotgun enthusiasts would enjoy seeing my recent acquisition. It is a Westley Richards 12 gauge double made in 1926. It is in fantastic condition and the bores are bright and free of pits. I do have a question. It looks perfect to my inspection. Would you guys feel...

If you are interested in civil war history and artifacts you may be interested in seeing this rifle I just acquired. It is a .58 caliber Springfield rifle. This one was made in 1861, near the start of the war. It is the main rifle issued to Union troops although the Confederates picked them up...

The Wildlife Gallery did an amazing job with my mounts. I recently received them and now have them in my gameroom. I'm especially pleased with my Kudu. I strongly recommend them to you guys.

Nice solid boss and the tips are still in very good condition so I was thinking maybe 9 years but the significant hair loss on the face makes me think more like 11. What do you experienced guys think the age would be on this buffalo?

I've decided I want to do my next buffalo hunt in the Zambezi valley. I've seen dry, dusty Africa. Next time I want to see how green Africa looks. This means I'll need to hunt after the rains end but long enough afterward that there are not pools of water everywhere that would mean the buffalo...

You guys have probably discussed this previously but I am about to buy my first double rifle to use on my next buffalo hunt. Please help me decide whether to buy one with extractors or ejectors. They still make new rifles either way so one is obviously not vastly superior to the other or else no...

I just returned from an August safari with Chifuti Safaris at the Nuanetsi Conservancy. We flew Delta from DFW to Atlanta then to Joberg. On the ATL-Joberg leg we had reserved the economy comfort seats. Well worth the additional $800 for the extra room. We spent the night at Africa Sky. They...

Heading to Zim. I would like to rent a satellite phone. Also thinking of some type of internet access but want something that is very user friendly and does not require an IT tech to use. Any suggestions? Thanks.