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Excellent workmanship and artistic presentation. Great service, price and communication. I have tried several others, non of which compared whith Bullseye. Craig is working on a group of our mounts now. Brian Gallup. BC, Canada.

Good job! Perfect layout and beautiful place. brian

We have used Bullseye for about 15 mounts. They do excellent work and have excellent service. They also did an excellent job with the shipping. We went to Bullseye after a very bad experience with Trophex. (Heads-up) I Don't think that it gets any getter than Bullseye. Brian

Hello Derian, Welcome to AH and thanks for posting your excellent website and photos. ( Your downloads work fine. The viewer just has to scroll down a bit to see them.) I love the Lowveld and have hunted 7 buffalo there. I will send you a private message. Best regards, Brian Gallup

I have used them on PG and they worked very well. Brian

Fugazi, That 416 Rigby sure works on buffalo. On my buffalo hunt this year the PH stopped a full on charge at 10 yds with a 416 Rigby. ( I messed it up with a borrowed .375HH, with a one lung shot. Long story, I don't wanna to talk about it. chuckle.) I have always yearned for a double rifle...

Thanks, Excellent bullet! Perfect performance. I use it in my 577 NE and Cutting Edge Bullets ( Raptor ) in my 50-110 Win. It is really "buffalo hunting" when you get close like that. Well Done! PS. I love shooting the .375HH but I don't use it any more for buffalo. ( I have killed 6 buffalo...

Fugazi, Those are wonderful old dagga boys! Please tell me what cartridge/bullet you used and how close were you for your first shot. How many shots each? Thanks, Brian

Fugazi, Thanks for the informative and enjoyable post. And very helpful to hear your positive report about Dieter and his way of doing things. I may go with him for buffalo in 2024 or 2025. Congrats on your great hunt. Brian

Here are some more of my personal opinions. I just add them as "grist for the mill". The killing power of a bullet is greatly improve by recent improvements in bullet design/technology, obviously. I also believe that a bullet's terminal performance increases exponentially with bullet...

The 45-70 loaded hot and the 50-110 Win for cape buffalo. Use the best bullets. I use Cutting Edge Raptors and Solids. (There are other great bullets too.) There is a lot of daylight between the "best" bullets and at the "average" bullets for cape buffalo in my opinion. In the last few years...

As far as I am concerned the .375 HH/Ruger is marginal for cape buffalo. They usually run at least 30yds. with a good hit. Sometimes a lot further. Is that what you want? Brian

I think that is very good shooting off hand !

"Fine stock talks to my soul" Very well said. Kevin See the nice cast off on the stock. Brian

I have done several stocks for H&R Handi rifles and it sure makes a nice rifle out of them. Yours is very nice, better than some of mine. I did one for my 577 NE stub barrel job. and taken it to Africa for buffalo. Thanks for posting the photos. brian Gallup

I have a newer Winchester Mod 70 in 375 HH, Very smooth. First rifle that I bought in years that I didn't decide to polish the trigger a bit. It now lives in Africa. Perfect off the shelf standard rifle as fa as I am concerned. I also have a 375 Ruger Mag, 24 inch barrel, that is a rebarreled...

After having a problem with Trophex screwing up the work and stealing my Kudu horns, a few years ago, I switched to Bulls Eye. They are always excellent to deal with and do excellent work.

Great picture of history. A bit heart breaking too. brian

Hi, Please help, I am trying to put a price on a 338 WM Browning Safari that I want to sell. It it is made in Belgium and looks new, like it just came out of the box at the gun store. It has never been fired. I appreciate any help that I can get on pricing it fairly. I can send photos...

Thanks, They are both beautiful! Brian

Excellent pictures. I think that the Model 89 is on our left, right?

That is beautiful sight!!

That is very clever and nicely done!

Welcome, 'eh.

Hello Henry Grlffiths Safaris, Thank you for your reply. I will email you soon. Brian Gallup, Kamloops, BC, Canada

Hello Dieter, Good to hear from you! I was about to contact you. I look forward to getting your email/info. Thanks, Brian

Hi Ernest, Thanks for saying hello, Yes we are all doing fine. ( I am showing my age a bit, 78 years.) I still follow your work and see that you are humming along very well. Good man! Cheers, Brian

That "Mind Calming" thing is quite interesting. I don't remember him saying that but it wouldn't surprise me. I probably just didn't get it at the time. ( my loss.) However about a year ago I took up meditation and have found it very helpful. Thanks for the posts brian

MD Driver, I agree! Open stance and relax, be flexible/nimble, same as most other sports. I shoot a 577NE and a 500. You are right, the Lott is not terrible. You just have to relax and "make friends" with it. Good shooting to all you guys. Brian PS. Try squeezing the trigger slowly so that...

Yes! Matt Drake. Cool guy and a great place to shoot. My wife and I took lessons from them around about 1990. That is good quote from Mr Drake. Wonderful memories. I was just starting my own sporting clays establishment then and ran it for 10 years. The Qoquihalla Outpost, south of Kamloops BC...

Hi buffalo outfitters. I want to book 4-6 buffalo cows for 2024. I will be testing some CEB Bullets in .500 cal. I am a low maintenance client. I just like to get close for a clean shot. I pay $2,000 - $2,500 USD all included, for each cull buffalo USD, for 4-6 buffalo cows. I am nearly 80...

I just watched the above videos, Those guys are GOOOOD!! Brian

Those guys, as you have mentioned who have gotten good at driven boar should be the best. Also, I would think that the European sporting clays shooters and skeet shooters would get it figured out pretty quick too. There is an Olympic skeet champion (I forget his name.) in Squim Wa. USA that...

That is a nice picture. You are a good man to hunting in Africa with your daughter. Brian

Lead sleds can crack a stock, especially with weight on them. Brian

Fine trophies. We have toured in that area for a few days. Interesting country.

Shootist43. Thanks fo your comment. You are a family man too. Good to hear from you. I am dumb as a chicken when it comes to down loading photos. So far I have rounded up some photos of this hunt on an email file ( I also have them on my photo album.) but am lost and frustrated trying to get...

I was just going through some of my notes and video clips and I came to realize that I have never shot a buffalo with a 375 CEB Raptor bullet. That bullet might make enough difference for a 375 hh. It turns other marginal cartridges into good killers. Has anyone used the CEB Raptor bullet in a...

Returned from 2 weeks in the Waterberg Mountains in Limpopo with my wife, my son Russel and grandson Jaxon, age 14. Russ hunted PG with a bow and Jaxon hunted with with a 30-06. They both hunted and shot very well, with all one shot kills. The outfitter's grandson, Kehan, is also 14 years...

csmiffy, Thank you for the excellent post. Very helpful. I have always just guessed at the right way to clean a lens and it was almost always wrong. I am keeping your post. Brian

Hello Ridge Runner, I think that the key to this is the choice of bullet you use. If you go down to 30-30, l recommend the Cutting Edge bullets 130 gr Lever Gun Raptor and load it to high velocities. My grandson used that bullet for plains game in Africa. It kills well. If you go for a mild...

That is a great picture.

The story goes that this guy was "the real deal" Brian

That is a cool picture. I too wonder if he use his beloved 270 cal. He also liked the 7x57.

Wonderful! Also, I sure like that little full stock rifle. Brian

I am interested in those sprays, Do you have any product names? Thanks, brian

Interesting, I have never tried it. I am a bit sceptical, though. The fine dust settles on the lenses and the sun reflects off of it making it very hard to see through. ( Belgium Browning .338 and new model Winchester M70 in 375HH. Both rifles remain in Africa and we replaced the old weaver...

I have used the old weaver "K" scopes in Africa. I found that the worked great until the dust in a dry year gets on the lenses and greatly degrades the picture. That doesn't happen nearly as bad on a newer scope. I think it is because of the excellent modern lense coatings, Just a guess. I have...

Those are all good suggestions above, I think, but they are not for me. 458WM means mostly under 100yds. and long eye relief. On big bores I use red/green dot reflex sight or Leopold 2.5 or peep sight.

The 50-110 Win works in a 1886. I use it in a cheap break open 10 ga shotgun converter to 50-100 Win. ( Actually mine is a true .500 cal .) I shoot CEB .410 grains Raptor bullets at 1,950fps to 2,100fps. and CEB 450 grain solids a bit slower. It kills cape buffalo quickly with an ordinary mid...