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Tag Archives: BRNO
An Unexpected Trophy
Here is another trophy animal that I had no intention of hunting before I arrived at Fort Richmond Safaris. It is a red hartebeest. Frankly, looking at pictures of them, I thought it looked kind of stupid. However, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Hunting, Rifles
Tagged 7x57 mauser, africa, BRNO, col. jeff cooper, Fort Mudge, fort richmond safaris, game animals, Linda Powell, red hartebeest, woodscraft
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The springbok is the national animal of South Africa. This one was taken with vintage BRNO 7×57. Neck shot at approx. 100 yards.
Posted in Adventures, History, Rifles
Tagged 7x57 mauser, africa, BRNO, game animals, south africa, springbok
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