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Written by Georg Grohmann
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Wednesday, 05 January 2011 09:43 |
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First published in MAN/MAGNUM, Feb. 1993 and reproduced here with kind permission of the publisher. It has been re-edited and brought up to date.
FEEDING THE .577/.450 MARTINI HENRY (Pt I)
ORIGINAL TITLE: LOADING UP A ‘BLUNDYBUSTER’
Malcolm Cobb’s article on turned cases for old calibres (Jun ’92) prompted me to get my Martini out and to continue from where I had left off three years ago. As my experiences so far may be of interest to others working with these ‘blundybusters’, I have set them out below.
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Written by Georg Grohmann
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Saturday, 09 October 2010 11:12 |
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Unwelcome Visitors
Some indeterminate noise woke me. I lay in the darkness of the tent, listening. Another soft noise came from close by. It was not any sound I could identify, even though I was now fully awake.
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Written by Georg Grohmann
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Monday, 07 June 2010 12:12 |
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It’s 08.30 hrs of a Saturday morning in early April, and members of West Rand Wing Shooters Club (among them YT and son Harvey) gather at Koedoe Park in Rant-en-Dal, Krugersdorp, before setting out for a day of dove and pigeon shooting.
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Written by Georg Grohmann
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009 16:17 |
First published in MAGNUM, Jul & Aug 1984 and reproduced here (re-edited and brought up-to-date) with kind permission of the publisher.
July Issue:
Georg Grohmann recently returned to South Africa after 12 years in Australia. In that country he indulged in a lot of varmint shooting, and his experience with various calibres has confirmed his belief that the Swift Still Reigns Supreme. (Magnum Ed. July '84)
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Written by Georg Grohmann
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Monday, 02 March 2009 14:04 |
The information below was first set down in June/July, 2007, for beginning reloaders of the KZN Hunting and Conservation Assn, Gauteng branch, following a talk given at one of the branch meetings. It is reproduced here, up-dated and expanded, for others, who may just be starting out on this fascinating hobby.
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