African hunting rifles

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>>33163264
Sako safari in .416 rigby

Plains game: Whatever. Something accurate and powerful enough.

Dangerous game: M82

.458socom AR15 for dangerous game

.338 laupa magnum AR for plains

>>33163264
>plains game
H&H bolt action in 7mm Mauser with a 2 power scope
>another for dangerous game
double barrel .45-70 with those copper-looks-like-a-screwdriver perpetrator rounds

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9.3x62mm for all things africa

>>33163517
Yeah. And a 12 gauge for birds.

458 win mag for dangerous game. And 303 british for plains game

I was under the impression africans hunted each other with 9mm, as they say "when in rome"

>>33163292
fpbp

>>33163517
This guy has it right

>>33164793
No, a lot of them use .40 Swisher & Welfare

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458 Lott or 338 LM.

I may yet get a 375 H&H, but that is going to be a bit later.

>shameless opportunity to post muh pic

>>33167893
>cut vs. uncut

>>33167920
I thought 4000ft lbs from a 17lb rifle was a decent bit. Turns out 6000ftlbs from a 9lb rifle is a bit more kick.

My personal .375 Ruger African. It's an older model with no brake but new enough to have the barrel band swivel. It's enough for everything.

Assuming my personal rifle fails or I can't find ammo because LOLRUGER, I'd get a Weatherby Mark V in .375 Weatherby.