Videos tagged with Namibia

South Africa converted WWII-era Bren guns to 7.62mm NATO between 1972-1976 due to the Border War and arms embargoes. Lyttelton Engineering Works (LEW) developed conversion kits, modifying barrels, ejector blocks for FAL magazines, and bolts. While functional, the program faced reliability issues and hand-fitting challenges, ultimately contributing to the development of the SS77 machine gun.

This video kicks off Season II of American Hunter's "African Experience" with former NRA President Ron Schmeits on a waterbuck hunt in Namibia. The episode highlights an impressive shot as Schmeits successfully harvests his quarry. The description also points viewers to AmericanHunter.org for more content.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a conversation with hunter Rob Spomer about his experiences hunting in Namibia. The discussion also delves into a perceived decline in the popularity of super magnum cartridges and explores the topic of pistol caliber rifles. The show, hosted by Tom Gresham, covers various firearm-related topics and airs on numerous radio stations and online platforms.

This review details a rare Kaiserliche Schutztruppen Gewehr 98 used in German South West Africa. Key features include a factory-bent bolt handle for saddle scabbards and a unique rear sight calibrated from 200 meters. Only 1,000-1,500 were issued, with most lost during WWI after South African forces under Jan Smuts took control.

This video explores the concept of an "own use" elephant permit in Namibia, highlighting its importance as a conservation tool. The description emphasizes how this permit benefits elephants, their habitat, and the local communities that share their environment with large game. It also directs viewers to AmericanHunter.org for more information.

This episode of "American Hunter's African Experience" features Namibian professional hunters Sean Holloway and Phillip Fourie discussing their support for the NRA and American gun rights. They explain their reasons stem from the gun-control challenges they face in their home country, highlighting how these restrictions impact their lives and livelihoods as outfitters hosting American hunters. They believe supporting American gun rights is crucial to prevent similar impacts on American lives.

This video follows J. Scott Olmsted, Editor-in-Chief of American Hunter, on a bull elephant hunt in Namibia, Africa, during the fall of 2013. The content showcases the hunting experience, highlighting the use of a Kimber Caprivi rifle. The description also includes promotional links for NRA membership and American Hunter.org.