I have 4 1/2 boxes of Barnes Vortex ammo in .270 Win loaded with the 130gr TSX bullet.

This is good stuff. I sold my .270 and am keeping my .280 Rem, so this can go to some who needs it. I used this on an antelope in Colorado last year. That blue state pronghorn succumbed to my red state heart shot!

Price is 4.5 boxes x $37 per box = $166.50 round to $165 shipped to you. Beat that deal and I will match.

I like paypal to friends, personal check or USPS money order.

The long-running Politics thread is for serious (or at least mostly serious) discussion of political affairs. The thread "On A Lighter Note" is more for non-political memes and funny stuff.

I'm proposing a new thread that combines the two. It can be for any politically oriented meme or headline regardless of party or political orientation.

Here is something to start it off with.

The USA has labelled both Canada and the EU as threats to their "National Security" in order to justify new duties declared by their military Commander-in-Chief on the international trade of steel and aluminum. So I suggest that USA made products such as firearms and ammunition should be sold exclusively within the USA so Canada and Europe can help our esteemed neighbour defend themselves and improve their national security. Sadly, I have come to the conclusion that Canadians and Europeans...

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After attending the Duluth MN outdoor show I am looking at booking a hunting safari to Africa. Looking at booking with Grindstone African Safaris or Dinkwe Safaris and taxidermy.

Has anyone had experience with them.

Other suggustions? I am looking at hunting Blesbuck, Impala, and Blue Wildabeast or equivalant. I would love to hunt a black Buffalo but the cost for this is way more then I can afford. Just purchased a Merkel 470ne double rifle. But the double rifle hunt for the black...

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All else being equal. Would you rather carry a brand new pristine, immaculate rifle with perfect wood and blueing.

Or one that is in perfect working order but has some blueing worn off and some battle scars on the wood.

I appreciate both. But in my mind if I picture carrying a Rigby rifle for instance, on safari. I picture one with the blueing gone and replaced with a nice brown patina. The action nice and worn in. The stock has dents and scratches.

I love my rifles in great...

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