RCBS dies. I sold my .425 a while back and included a lot of bullets/brass and a set of dies with it. Gave remaining bullets away, so I just have these dies.

I had these on loan with a buddy here and likely won’t go down the .425 road again. Especially since I have vowed to buy no more. I paid $295 for these years ago and have seen them go for much more. Includes holder.

$300 shipped.

When I left for Botswana, I thought this trip would be about elephant hunting and my favorite double rifle. I took my 1901 John Rigby & Co. .450 Nitro Express Rising Bite, and over the course of the safari I was blessed to take two elephant and two buffalo. The rifle performed flawlessly, including two frontal elephant shots at less than 23 yards. Yet somewhere along the way, the hunt became about something far greater than the animals themselves.

What I will remember most are the people...

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I am heading back to Africa this fall. This spring I acquired a Sauer 100 field ethos in 9.2x62. I am quite smitten with the gun and would like to take it with me to use where appropriate. I have never taken anything but swift A frame bullets with me on safari outside of solids. After speaking to nice folks at swift it seems unlikely they will have a run on any 366 bullets this year. They appear to be out of stock at US retailers. I was hoping someone on here might have a box or two to...

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Here’s my rifle. It’s a Voere 2165 with a night force 3 to 12 x 56. The muzzle brake was on it when I bought it. It actually came in a new Woodstock, but I was worried with all the recoil that it was gonna get destroyed and it’s very Bavarian. It’d be very hard on the face.

The bullet in this line of ammunition is bonded according to the manufacturer. I have no experience with this bullet but curious if the terminal performance would be close to the Norma Oryx, or Woodleigh Weldcore?
I have in possession all that is needed to load for the 7x65R but if this factory loading shoots well I will happily use these until my supply is exhausted.