Back from Safari But No Rifle

Glad your rifle is back where it belongs.
 
Glad everything turned out OK and the rifle is back home where it belongs.

This is one of the reasons that before I left on my safari I made sure of what coverage I had on the rifle that I was taking with me and who would cover it if it was lost or even damaged on the flights.

I was also able to check on my baggage on the flights over with 2 legs here in the US and the 2 in SA to make sure that everything was loaded on the plane. Then on my flights home I did the same thing.

There were times that I felt like a mother hen.
 
SWARA
We are happy with you that you have received your rifle. Do not let this incident leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Enjoy planning the destination of your next safari...
 

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