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Ok you've finally convinced yourself that hunting in Africa is more important than JR.s college education. You've got a picture of the old lady with the pool boy. She's all for sending you off to the dark continent at this very moment. The window of opportunity is here and it's a small one so you'd better jump know or never.
The only kick is you'll only be allowed to hunt with one rifle. A one gun safari.
You'll be hunting all the common and royal anteolope. From the bush buck to the eland. You'll be hunting lion, leapord, buffalo, elephant, hippo and crocodile.
what rifle are you going to bring, it can be anything you desire but it has to meet the .375H&H minimum diameter and energy requirment?
I have narrowed it down in my mind to four choices from most practicle to least. Here goes..
1. A .416 Rigby in a bolt gun (CRF) of course topped with a 1.75X6 leupold.
2. A .404 Jeffery sane configuration as above.
3. A .375 same configuration as above (I already own this one so it would probably be the one.
4. A 458 Lott configured the same but with quality QD's for dangerous game.
what would you bring?
The only kick is you'll only be allowed to hunt with one rifle. A one gun safari.
You'll be hunting all the common and royal anteolope. From the bush buck to the eland. You'll be hunting lion, leapord, buffalo, elephant, hippo and crocodile.
what rifle are you going to bring, it can be anything you desire but it has to meet the .375H&H minimum diameter and energy requirment?
I have narrowed it down in my mind to four choices from most practicle to least. Here goes..
1. A .416 Rigby in a bolt gun (CRF) of course topped with a 1.75X6 leupold.
2. A .404 Jeffery sane configuration as above.
3. A .375 same configuration as above (I already own this one so it would probably be the one.
4. A 458 Lott configured the same but with quality QD's for dangerous game.
what would you bring?