As per my other post about the new 500 Jeffrey acquisition a few of you asked, why the step up? It surprised me a little too, having always been a proponent of the 'enough gun, but not too much' tenet, but after our last hunt I just couldn't ignore the facts any longer.
I am only referring to our close group with buffalo results that I have personal experience upon, and here are the statistics:
1. Bull. 375 H&H. Soft. Gut shot possibly clipping a lung. 24 hr successful followup.
2. Bull...

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Hi

I have a lee ..470 mould which drops 400 grain lead bullets.
I can't find a load for my . 470NE. Everything seems to be 500gr. Can anyone suggest one or a place to look?

If any of you, like me, have wanted, listed after or actually owned Barnard Rufle, made in New Zealand, the photo below may be of interest!!
My Wufe, Sue and I have just returned from a 2 week trip to New Zealand that was originally based on us attending a Pink Floyd cover show in Napier, NZ.
We could see the show, which are just brilliant, but sadly the don't tour Australia any more due venue difficulties and the cost of travel in a much larger country.
So we planned a trip that...

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I’ll continue the LH clear out that seems to be currently happening on here. I recently bought this rifle because I could not pass up the wood. However, since buying it, I have bought 3 others for builds, so this being the most expensive one, needs to go. Early to mid 90s New Haven CRF in .270 Win with exhibition grade French walnut stock. Previous owner claimed it to be a Winchester custom shop rifle but it does not have the second stamp on the barrel, although this is apparently not...

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All matching 1910 commercial type b
Stock shows it’s had a working life, adding tons of character. Bore is very good. Small amounts of wear to metal work, minor, but not ‘perfect’, as would be expected.

If you know your mausers, there’s not much to say really, it’s the holy grail.

Located in UK, but can be exported via agents at cost

Not really sure how to price this, finding one is a bit like hitting a gold ore these days.

Let’s say enquiries below £7,750 pounds sterling are welcome by...

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