Last seen: Sep 15, 2026
Thanks for the link, I landed up seeing a few of them. I find it interesting that the movies portrayed the Germans as being smart, innovative, having ...
It is sometimes nice to have wind breaks around the shooting area, as there is nothing more annoying than your body/rifle/ bench being blown around on...
IF one had a lot of money then one could buy them ALL and have fun testingI think with reloading, once you do the basics right, and get your groups do...
Adders I remove from the garden with a rake and bucket, and deposit them far away from the house.Boomslang, I just leave them in the garden. They don&...
As different as the French sometimes are, there are many things that they absolutely get right. In their super pragmatic way. When I lived in Holland,...
Rooikat was proclaimed as a delicacy by the trapper on a farm near Jansenville. I have not tried that.Ask any Karoo local that grew up on the farms an...
I had a friend who was at boarding school in Zim. He used to bring biltong to school after each holiday, and the other boys would take it and eat it. ...
I removed a night adder from my garden the other day. Dang! I didn't even think of having it for supper ;D
I've tried to make rules, and draw a line as to things I don't eat. Eventually I think I settled for not eating close friends and relatives ...
Do you perhaps have the drawing for a Tikka trigger?Is this what you are looking for?
The red bit in the picture. Number 7 if you are colour blind.In most triggers, the trigger blade and actuator are one unit. When you pull the blade ba...
I'm looking at 3 replacement triggers that I can find on the market locally::This one from 360Arms Its a straight trigger that is an actuator and...
And Messor believes that all a hunting shop needs to stock is a 270win standard Howa, with some Barnes 130gr TTSX and you can kill everything properly...
Would be nice to have a shop connected to a smith, that sells affordable actions, barrels and reamers, that you can go in and decide exactly what stoc...
