Check out this cool document I found
Basic Reloading for Hunters

For all you gun moguls out there. I Stumbled onto this site and it is dedicated to pictures of rare and wonderful guns.

Here is the link: http://www.gunpics.net/

Here is a morsel of what you can find there!

Added Finnish m27 Rifle
Added Chinese Type 84 Rifle, Finnish m91/24 Rifle and the Italian Beretta PX4 Pistol
Added SP49 (SIG P210) and the Webley Mk IV pistols. Photos curtesy of Marco
Added FN G1 Rifle
Added Beretta 92FS Pistol
Added SIG 550 Assault Rifle
New Pictures added for the PPS-43 including disassembly instructions.
Added M16A1 Assault Rifle
Added Czech vz33 Carbine
Added Gewehr 98, SG-43 machinegun, M/31 SJR SMG and M28/30 rifle (images curtesy of Zoring, Mala and JVT)
Added new movies of loading the Maxim, and shooting the No.4, G.43 & Type 56 rifles
Added Czech vz52, Walther G.43 rifle and the Enfield No.2 Mk1** revolver

ENJOY!!!!
 

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I would be willing to say that no-one here at Hunters Networks have forgotten their first hunt. That heart stopping moments when you spotted your animal and the adrenaline rush after you've triggered your rifle and that brief moment off shear panic when it disappeared from your sights and the elation when you find it lying on the ground. You would also remember that moments of sadness for killing such a magnificent creature of the Allmighty's creation.

But you would also remember the praises of your fellow hunters, the picture taking, the hard work getting your trophy to camp and the careful skinning and prepping of the meat.

If this happened in Africa, you would definetly remember the initiation ritual. You would remember your fellow hunters painting lines across your face with the blood of your kill and then having to eat that big slice of warm buck liver or in the worst case, buck testicles.

Yes my fellow hunting friends, we all remember that, don't we.

Post your first kill experience here for all to enjoy.

Rowland Ward and SCI Go Separate Ways
Richard Flack
In a July Press Release Rowland Ward to advised its customers and supporters that the company had recently been informed by SCI that, despite Rowland Ward’s attendance at and support of the past 11 SCI conventions, SCI will no longer allow Rowland Ward to exhibit at the annual SCI convention in Reno, Nevada. This was not entirely unexpected as the convener of the previous convention unjustly accused Rowland Ward of being owned in part by and/or sharing its profits with two US organizations.

Jane Halse, the managing director of Rowland Ward, wrote to SCI specifically denying these false
accusations but, to date, has not received the courtesy of a reply despite a further reminder in this regard.
Rowland Ward naturally regrets the decision by SCI as the organization never considered to be a competitor to SCI but rather complementary in Rowland Ward’s support of hunters and hunting worldwide.

Rowland Ward will, nevertheless, exhibit at the Dallas Safari Club, NRA, Wild Sheep Foundation and at least one other show in the United States next year.

To better serve customers and supporters in North America, Rowland Ward decided to move its current office from Fredericksburg, Virginia, where it has been ably run by Lucinda Lorei for the past six years, to Dallas, Texas where Haskell Stricklen, who worked with Gray Thornton, immediate past Executive Director of Dallas Safari Club, has accepted the task to head up Rowland Ward’s renewed expansion program.

The move is designed to place Rowland Ward geographically closer to the centre of its current business and Rowland Ward believes that Haskell is the right person, with the right talents, in the right
place to help Rowland Ward to implement its current strategic plans.

The office move took place during August, 2008 and Rowland Ward will inform hunters in North America shortly about the official launch date for its new office and showroom in Dallas,Texas.

For any further information please contact: Richard Flack
(Rowland Ward Marketing Director)
Source : AfricanIndaba