Have you read the article, "Practical Accuracy" by Ganyana?

Yes.

Pretty interesting, huh?

Good info about Bell, Taylor, their 6 MOA rifles, thoughts about caliber adequacy.

Reading that article how those old time hunters thought 4" to 6" groups were good makes me feel much better about my own guns and ability.

All my own rifles and my shooting ability are having their best day if I can keep 5 shot groups close to 2" at 100 meters from a bench rest.

This RIFLE is one of the best issues I have seen in a long time.

There were several great stories in there.

I thought that was an article that needed to be written.

The average shot distance was interesting too.

And then Barnes gives complicated trigger mechanisms grief. Outstanding!

It was a good issue all around. I enjoyed Ganyana's article.

A lot of the articles reflected some of the topics here on AR. Hunting ethics, Practical accuracy in which was discussed minimum caliber choices for game and what has been done.

Ganyana posts here I've read.

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Ganyana posts here I've read.

He seems to hit a lot of the forums but mainly centers on the African hunting forum.

He seems logical and informed with practical experience!

Don't see him recommending the 30-'06 or revolvers for elephants. LOL!