I have used rifles in calibre .458 Lott on seven African safaris, where I shot plains game (impala, hartebeest, oryx,…
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I am using my Magnetospeed Chronograph more and more each day. There has always been a need for using a…
There are certain things that should be done to increase your chances of bowhunting success like using the right equipment,…
You have had a long, hard night in your African-tented camp with your PH drinking Jack Daniels and gorging on…
The life of the legendary Bvekenya as told by his son Isak Barnard to Dave Edgcumbe. The continent of Africa…
The .303 British is one of the most well-known cartridges of the 20th century. It served as the official British…
The great 9.3×62 Mauser is recognised in Europe and Africa as one of the best big game calibres ever, yet…
The discussion regarding the best cartridge for use on African plains game has been a century-old affair; a heated debate that certainly has no end in sight, nor a definitive correct answer. Its only competition is the evolving argument about dangerous game cartridges.
Bore diameters between 6.5mm and .375″ all have their champions, and all can be used on plains game with good effect. However, when it comes to a cartridge that is effective across a broad spectrum of game – from duikers to eland – the .30-’06 Springfield continues to hold one of the top positions.
When most hunters think of African safaris, the first animals that come to mind are the members of the Dangerous Seven. This…
I guess this story starts when Holland & Holland kindly reminded me that I was approaching 65; I had clocked…