Just a follow up:So I worked out I needed to take off exactly 0.4mm off the front. I figured, to keep the mounting surface of the front and rear scope...

Reminds me of an EC guide who arrived in Camo, with a bright orange beanie. I rolled my eyes when I saw the beanie. He then took me to a camp that was...

I love America... buy expensive camo to make yourself invisible, and then drape yourself in bright orange to make yourself visible. The land of the gr...

That is a trick I learned. If the thread on the action is stripped, the thread is for a non-metric (#6-48)screw. These are like hens teeth in ZA, but ...

Its the same as finding a good plumber, electrician, builder, electrician.They are human, they have good and bad days, some have more skill than other...

A real world application of the above is as follows: I often visit a farm in an area with small holdings and houses near by. Many of the surrounding r...

I agree with the above, that if you can find a rifle in a pistol caliber .44 or .45 than that is your best bet to reload sub-sonic, as the loading is ...

So, 4kg of moisture on a 38kg carcass is more than 10% 😮 That doesn't sound right. How long did he hang it for? and how dry is the air in the co...

A lot depends on what you have available, and what you can adapt for sub-sonic shooting. The easiest is .22LR as most people have one, and you can buy...

To be fair, they all weigh about the same, even the R75,000 Swarovski is 925g.

Yikes 968g... must be built so that you can load your Eland bull on top of it 😮

To add to the above, if you ever go into the back of a butcher during hunting season, there are dead animals and buckets of meat lying everywhere. I d...

Agree with Treeman that about 30% of a carcass is bones. Some animals like black wildebeest seem to have a lot of heavy bones and strong sinew/tendons...

So the other day I was chatting to friend who says the Barnes bullets are different because they swage the tip rather than turn them on a CNC lathe, s...