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    • Introduction
    • CHAPTER 1: THE BEGINNING
    • CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATION OF THE CONCEPT
    • Chapter 3: The Scout Rifle Idea
    • Chapter 4: The First Conference
    • Chapter 5: The Definitions
    • CHAPTER 6: THE ELEMENTS, in Part (Part 1)
    • CHAPTER 7: The Steyr Scout Rifle
    • CHAPTER 8: The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle and the Resurgence
    • CHAPTER 9: The Savage 11 Scout
    • CHAPTER 10: The Mossberg MVP Scout
  • The Scout Rifle Safari
  • READER’s RIFLES
    • DAVID COLE – Scout Rifle Safari Postscript
    • Steve Clifford – A Tale of Two Rifles
    • Cousin Bongo – Lee Enfield Scout
    • John Markwell
    • COLONEL SVERKER ULVING
    • COUSIN BONGO
    • Nick Rukavina
    • STEVEN TRACY
    • Michael Brady – Springfield Scout
    • Michael Brady – Eric Ching’s Remington Seven Chingring Scout
  • VIDEO
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  • Home
  • THE BOOK (PREVIEW)
    • Introduction
    • CHAPTER 1: THE BEGINNING
    • CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATION OF THE CONCEPT
    • Chapter 3: The Scout Rifle Idea
    • Chapter 4: The First Conference
    • Chapter 5: The Definitions
    • CHAPTER 6: THE ELEMENTS, in Part (Part 1)
    • CHAPTER 7: The Steyr Scout Rifle
    • CHAPTER 8: The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle and the Resurgence
    • CHAPTER 9: The Savage 11 Scout
    • CHAPTER 10: The Mossberg MVP Scout
  • The Scout Rifle Safari
  • READER’s RIFLES
    • DAVID COLE – Scout Rifle Safari Postscript
    • Steve Clifford – A Tale of Two Rifles
    • Cousin Bongo – Lee Enfield Scout
    • John Markwell
    • COLONEL SVERKER ULVING
    • COUSIN BONGO
    • Nick Rukavina
    • STEVEN TRACY
    • Michael Brady – Springfield Scout
    • Michael Brady – Eric Ching’s Remington Seven Chingring Scout
  • VIDEO

DAy 2 SM LR-8

Posted on June 12, 2017

James Jeansonne and his son with their first take of the safari, a nice wildebeest taken at about 300 yards.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Richard Mann was born and raised in the West Virginia hills and has hunted from the Montana mountains to the green hills of Africa. While in the military and during his law enforcement career Richard worked as a firearms instructor and has experience as a competitive shooter. A multiple Gunsite Academy graduate and organizer of the Gunsite Academy 2016 Scout Rifle Conference, Richard has authored several books and contributed to almost every major firearms and hunting periodical. A hillbilly at heart, Richard lives on Shadowland – his shooting range in West Virginia – with the most understanding wife in the world, their three kids, and a very protective Rhodesian Ridgeback.
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