Didn't see anything on there sitetry Hallowwell & Co in Montana they might be doing them now
Didn't see anything on there sitetry Hallowwell & Co in Montana they might be doing them now
Love your style. Great rifles.I love the cartridge and it's ballistic twin the '74R. The is a CZ550 FS. 2nd one is an old German Mauser of unknown vintage.
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would be proud to take this rifle hunting.This one has a twin 7x57.
GMA g33/40, Bastogne, integral oct. barrel, ebony buttplate…
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I will be shooting my second try for leopard with the same caliber and load in August!!!
Cool to see a Musgrave. I'd like to see more of them, but they seem to be rare.Musgrave Model 98 in 9,3x62:
bought a nice full stock for it online. Sadly the guy who did the inletting said that the stock had not enough wood on the frontend. So he shortened the stock. Well, I can live with that. Topped with a Zeiss 3-9x36 on swing mounts. Will get it back on wednesday.View attachment 776697
V nice where is this?
I'm betting Australia or NZ as Arvo is their slang for afternoon.V nice where is this?
Who detected the sambar first? You or your partner?A hinde from a arvo hunt
Those PPU ammunitions are excellent. Dropped every game I have shot at and pretty darn accurate. Your Sauer will love them.I recently picked up a J.P. Sauer Model 100 rifle in 9.3x62. It has a synthetic stock. I’ll post pictures once I get a scope mounted. It will probably be mid next week before I do so. Kinda excited, as this is my 1st rifle in this chambering.
I knew I would pick up this caliber one day! For probably 2 years, I’ve had reloading dies, brass, bullets, and a few boxes of PPU ammo already.
Stutzen indicated it was above us. Headed up and spotted it at around 45m , front on shot recovered projectile near back leg.Who detected the sambar first? You or your partner?