So.. anyone here big into or knowledgeable about GSP?

My wife and I have owned a few different breeds of hunting dogs.. mostly golden retrievers and labrador retrievers.. and know those breeds very well.. we lost our lab recently (very aggressive lymphoma).. and are ready to settle in with a new puppy.. and are considering GSP..

There is a breeder not too far away (less than 2 hours) that specializes in true german blood lines.. all of his dogs are VDH certified (German version of AKC)...

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Hello,

I don't understand why no one of the USA bullet makers are offering a lighter 9,3 bullet...I think there would be a very good market demand for a monometal 220 to 230 grs TTSX, GMX and so. Also an Accubond, Interlock/Interbond, Power Point would be great, making the 9,3x62/64/74 still better all around cartridges.
In Europe, there are a lot of very good bullets of those weights!!
No matter this covid 19 thing, hope they would offer some...

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CF

Ok just received my 1750 pelican case. So I am bringing a double rifle and a bolt action. My question is, what's the best way to pack them? Do you remove the bolt from the bolt gun? Do you remove the scope? Do you take the double rifle apart or leave it assembled? Do you remove your red dot from the double rifle. My first safari is approching and I would like some advice before I cut my foam.
Thank you in advance.

Welp, I posted a thread about purchasing this rifle just a few months ago with intentions of taking it to Africa next year for a buffalo, as it would happen I have lucked into a great opportunity at a different rifle for that trip that I cannot pass up, therefore my wife made me promise to sell this rifle to cover the cost.

For sale is a Merkel Double in 416 Rigby. This rifle has 23.5” barrels, 14” LOP to back trigger and 15” LOP to the front trigger. It is fitted with a limb saver recoil...

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Let me preface this by saying that I'm not planning to have a fist fight here I tend to sometimes think and act differently to conventional wisdons - Carry enough gun, Bigger is always better ...

The Canon Myth: Precision over power.​

Let’s talk about the biggest flaw in dangerous game hunting: the "bigger is always better" mentality. We’ve all seen it a hunter turns up with a massive, shoulder-bruising canon 577, 600, Overkill ..only to develop a terminal case of the...

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