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    Muzzle Breaks

    Thanks all. So really the consensus seams that whilst tolerated the impact on hearing doesn't make them popular in Africa. Do people use kick stops at all. The Blaser R8 has a pre built space for them. I guess I'm trying to figure out whether they help with accuracy or are just somewhat of an...
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    Muzzle Breaks

    Does anyone use muzzle breaks for African hunts. Saw a recent video where it showed a 50% reduction in recoil (I guess a big increase in noise!). Would be interested to hear people's thoughts as I don't ever seem to see any in many of the pics.
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    308 and 270 for first trip

    Thanks. I will certainly be needing to put some practise in
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    308 and 270 for first trip

    The 308 I wanted to use to take Red Stags in the UK. I also am very keen to get out to the Alps to try my hand at Chamois. Was told that it was more likely that they would have to be taken at longer distance, hence why I thought the 270 would be flatter over that distance. In hindsight, I should...
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    308 and 270 for first trip

    Great info, thanks. I was unsure on these but certainly the 308 should qualify for a reasonable quarry list. I thought the 270 would be better over distance. On that subject of distance, is there a recognised range that people are shooting at. Is there an average or does it vary too...
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    308 and 270 for first trip

    Hi Just joined this forum. I'll soon be purchasing an Blaser R8 with 308 and 270 barrels (for stalking in UK and hopefully alpine Chamois in France). Whilst these are small calibres for Africa, could I get away with taking these on a first outing (on the understanding that it would limit my...
  7. K

    Greetings from London

    Thanks all. Appreciate the warm welcome !
  8. K

    Greetings from London

    Hi all Would love to hunt in Africa. Never been and has always been high on the 'things to do before I die list'. This looks like the forum where everything I will ever need to know is at my finger tips. Look forward to getting involved. KB
 
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