Are you able to connect through Atlanta?Got my answer…the airline and South Africa doesn't care. The issue is my connecting flight is in NJ where it's illegal to possess a suppressor so I'm SOL in taking my own.
Are you able to connect through Atlanta?Got my answer…the airline and South Africa doesn't care. The issue is my connecting flight is in NJ where it's illegal to possess a suppressor so I'm SOL in taking my own.
It's already been booked and paid for unfortunatelyAre you able to connect through Atlanta?
Are you saying if flights are booked through Atlanta, you can bring your own?Are you able to connect through Atlanta?
Just borrow a suppressor from your PH, or if he doesn't have the right one, get him to pick one up so it is there when you get to camp. Probably cheaper than switching the flights. In Canada we can't have them at all, but as long as your barrel is threaded you can use them in SA.It's already been booked and paid for unfortunately
TOTALLY irrelevant for plains game.IIRC I read a long while back that the African Outfitters prefer you to have a Controlled Feed Action vs. a Push Feed Action because of reliability in feeding a round. This was with dangerous game in mind.
I just did a quick search and found https://chuckhawks.com/controlled_push_feed.htm where he does mention Africa.
Take whichever rifle you shoot the best. My experience in two trips to RSA: Your shots will not be too far. I suggest using a stout bullet. I used Nosler Partitions in .30-06. Practice shooting from Shooting Sticks. Learn the anatomy of the animals you are hunting. The organ placement is different from Whitetail deer, Bear, etc. Unless you plan on shooting everything from the back of the safari truck buy a pair of chaps for the 'Wait a minute brush" it will shred normal hunting pants/Jeans.
Good luck
Are you saying if flights are booked through Atlanta, you can bring your own?
That sucks. Like others suggested you may rent a suppressor and for that matter a rifle from the PH.It's already been booked and paid for unfortunately
Just answered your own question I'd sayPH said most shots 200 yards and under. I honestly am most comfortable with the bigger 30 Cals. I have never hunted with the 280AI, 28 Nosler or the 6.5PRC.
Makes total sense.TOTALLY irrelevant for plains game.
I'll be there the first week of May! Using their 300 PRC's. Quality rifles so I'm good with not having to go through the hassle and risk of taking mine.Wife and I are heading to South Africa in late April. Will be hunting the usual…Wildebeest, kudu, warthog, springbuck, blesbuck, waterbuck. No super large animals. My question is what rifle to take. The outfitter says my wife's 7mm-08 is plenty and the rifle fits her perfect so that's what she wants to use. I was thinking a 280AI or 28 nosler. I also have a 30 Nosler and 6.5 PRC. I THINK THE 300 ultra mag is a little much. Never having gone I can't decide and there are so many choices lol. I have heard these dark continent critters are TOUGH.
Yes. As long as you aren't traveling through a state they are prohibitedAre you saying if flights are booked through Atlanta, you can bring your own?