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Posts: 238 | Location: Southern California | Registered: 22 November 2004Reply With Quote
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Thanks Pal! Tanzania Zebra at 139 yds,Warthog at 30 yds(instant bacon!) and Buff at 40 something yds!...All these with .600 Overkill by AHR...900 gr Woodleigh JSP's. Mount Kilimanjaro with some glacier ice still hanging on!


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Posts: 6572 | Location: NEW ORLEANS / CAJUN COUNTRY!!! | Registered: 05 September 2005Reply With Quote
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Kid, what velocities were your 900 grain bullets flying at? What was the powder used and grains used? thanks
 
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Great stuff !!
 
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Kid, very nice expansion on that 900 grain woodleigh soft point. wow!
 
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Man you shot the Mountain too?

J/K congrats!


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Yes,shot the mountain too!Now,I must get it "Mounted" ! : )


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That does it, next time I go over the 600 OK goes too, now that you have broken the ice, Smiler
Thanks for the info on travel.

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Congrats!! Thanks for the pictures and glad your trip went well.

Would you mind sharing information on the selected load used on your trip.

Also, what scope is mounted on the 600?

Thanks, KP


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Posts: 1094 | Location: Yazoo City, Mississippi | Registered: 25 January 2004Reply With Quote
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Please tell about the effect on the annimals.. did they go down at once when you shot them?? was the wound channel big?
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Gee if you had only used a 1:10 twist barrel on the .600Ok you might have killed them deader than that! Way to go!-Rob


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Thanks Guys....Scope was a Leupold 2.5 Hvy CH and worked fantastic.Loads were around 2000 FPS with Woodleigh 900SP's.Animals were "Slammed" and wound channels were similar to a Huge Black & Decker Drill! Maybe I should call it "The B&D Drill Masacre" !! : )


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Any pics of the huge gaping wound channels?-Rob


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Any pics of the huge gaping wound channels?-Rob


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SafariKid- Did you use the IMR 7828 168gr load? I'll bet it did look like a 5/8 drill hole! Also what kind of penetration did you get with the woodleighs? -Rob


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Can 7828 be substituted instead of 7828SC or is case capacity sufficient to make no difference?
 
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I use a drop tube and never saw any difference between 7828SC and std.-Rob


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Rob,could you email me at Daqridude@aol.com or call me at 912 484 4700 as I have some ideas/questions on this subject....Yes,holes and channels were severe,but paled by the Beast Path of destruction from those 4 Bore Craters!


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Will do!- Yup a 1 inch drill makes a noticably bigger hole than a 5/8 drill. Way cool!-Rob


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Just added the Picture above of 2000gr soft point...Nasty ENTRANCE Hole from 4 bore double and a very dead Cape Buff!


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Did you use a brake when shooting the game? What is the recoil comparable to?


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Did the Buffalo fly through the air 30 feet and land on his back in a smoldering singed carcass?? Big Grin

If not - you need a bigger gun!! Wink
 
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Did the Buffalo fly through the air 30 feet and land on his back in a smoldering singed carcass?? Big Grin

If not - you need a bigger gun!! Wink



Macifej, did you just pull the pin on a granade, throw it and run ?

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No - I was just making light of Tom's insatiable appetite for ever larger and more "robust" rifles. Big Grin
 
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Did you use a brake when shooting the game? What is the recoil comparable to?
NO Brake on this one!Its a BIG Shove...Check this out.. http://www.youtube.com/my_videos_edit2?ns=1&video_id=AH...3D0%26sq%3D%26dm%3D0


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GREAT HUNT....GREAT CARTRIDGE....GREAT RIFLE....GREAT JOB!!!!! thumb

Those AHR rifles are absolutely beautiful. I hope to be able to afford one someday without taking out a second mortgage or starving my family. Then again....we could miss a few meals!

Safari Kid, I know you've been around a bit and would like to ask a couple of questions if you don't mind. (#1) - Have you had any trouble with authorities when trying to take your over .50 caliber handguns and rifles to Africa, Australia, etc...? If so where did you encounter the trouble and how did you resolve it? (#2) - What is the best African country to book a hunt in your opinion?

Thanks for the inspiration and congratulations on a fine rifle and and a fine hunt. clap
 
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Safari, I just got the answer to my first question on another thread about traveling with over .50 cal ammo. It's crazy that the .500 Nitro and .500 A2 might be ok to ride but the smaller cal .505 Gibbs would be taken from you by some idiot who knows nothing about this stuff. thumbdown

What terrorist uses a .577 Nitro or .600 Overkill? This pisses me off!! Mad
 
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Safari, I just got the answer to my first question on another thread about traveling with over .50 cal ammo. It's crazy that the .500 Nitro and .500 A2 might be ok to ride but the smaller cal .505 Gibbs would be taken from you by some idiot who knows nothing about this stuff. thumbdown

What terrorist uses a .577 Nitro or .600 Overkill? This pisses me off!! Mad


Please - they are trying to outlaw over .50 in NJ - including muzzleloaders! Many a 7-11 has been held up using a .54 caliber flintlock around these parts!


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GREAT HUNT....GREAT CARTRIDGE....GREAT RIFLE....GREAT JOB!!!!! thumb

Those AHR rifles are absolutely beautiful. I hope to be able to afford one someday without taking out a second mortgage or starving my family. Then again....we could miss a few meals!

Safari Kid, I know you've been around a bit and would like to ask a couple of questions if you don't mind. (#1) - Have you had any trouble with authorities when trying to take your over .50 caliber handguns and rifles to Africa, Australia, etc...? If so where did you encounter the trouble and how did you resolve it? (#2) - What is the best African country to book a hunt in your opinion?

Thanks for the inspiration and congratulations on a fine rifle and and a fine hunt. clap
Thanks for the kind words...Never brought handguns overseas as you usually can't now! Frowner As for countries in Africa...Tanzania by far is the best,BUT,also the most expensive!It's like being at the Zoo with no bars,freak'n animals everywhere! I am always amazed....Botswana has the most elephant I have seen,Zim is the best buy now,but turmoil exist,but doesnt follow the hunters....yet?!If you could skip a few meals,go to Tanz as the adventure is great with alot of Kodak moments! Smiler


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Thanks for the info! Cool
 
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