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Well should have my 375 Caprivi in my hands by Tuesday of next week... This will be my lion rifle on my safari in 09 which I have booked with Pierre van Tonder...
I will be carrying my 450#2 N.E. as my heavy rifle and the 375H&H as my light rifle...

Mike


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Posts: 6768 | Location: Wyoming, Pa. USA | Registered: 17 April 2003Reply With Quote
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Sounds like a great choice, I think Kimber makes an excellent product. That along with the anticipation of the trip is exciting. Dr.C jumping


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"Reverse Dan'l Boone" on that one, from KY to PA. Take it to the Olney Valley, Boone's birthplace, to complete the homecoming.
Kentucky Rifles are actually Pennsylvania Rifles anyway.
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Posts: 28032 | Location: KY | Registered: 09 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Mike: You're gonna love that rifle ..... I think that rifle, along with the Ruger Magnum rifles, represent the best value for the money for big-bore hunting. At Dallas in January, Kimber displayed their prototype of the .375 in stainless & synthetic. I've placed an order for one (they won't be available until later this year) to use in Alaska next spring (2009) for brown bear.


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.470 & 9.3X74R Chapuis'
Tikka O/U 9.3X74R
Searcy Classics 450/.400 3" & .577
C&H .375 2 1/2"
Krieghoff .500 NE
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Posts: 1587 | Location: Eleanor, West Virginia (USA) | Registered: 20 April 2002Reply With Quote
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