Hello everyone!

I just joined this forum but have been doing a lot of reading! There is a WEALTH of knowledge here and lots to learn. I have some experience in metal working, wood working, and light gunsmithing over the last 30 years or so. I'm an expert in nothing

I have gotten to a place where I'm looking at my first African hunting trip - really interested in plains game + cape buffalo. My hunting experience is all North American (East Coast) deer, turkey, and small game.

I'm...

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Moving in another gun safe so I have thrown a lot of items away. But I couldn’t throw these away.

Very well used leather gun slip. And one canvas and leather. Need oiled up.

These are handy to throw in your hard case and then use on the truck to keep dust off your rifle. There is zero padding so you would need to carry pieces of foam to tape on your PH’ truck gun hooks to protect your wood.

$40 for both plus shipping.

Hello friends,

Many of you have asked me for advice on gun searches as it's a bit of a hobby for me to "see what is out there" each week. I discussed this with @AfricaHunting.com and he permitted me to create a running post on the Classifieds section.

The purpose of the posts will be to show what interesting guns of good quality and value may be popping up on the Internet each week. My personal guidelines of a "good gun" are as follows:

"That is a quality weapon with soul...

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Hunting cape buffalo in Zimbabwe’s Omay Valley is more rugged compared to other areas where this dangerous game thrives.
It is a community area, where many local villages are present.
As a result the animals are generally more alert and skittish, seeing people walking through the bush every day.
The terrain also plays a significant role.
The ground is not flat but filled with hills, some of them quite high.
This makes the hunt physically demanding, especially when you must walk for many...

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