Video - Shooting Montana Rifle Company TSAVO in .375 H&H

[Mark A Ouellette]

All,
@Altitude sickness and I have the pleasure of @Imac45acp , Brian, and Kristan of the Montana Rifle Comany allowing us to test fire a pre-production example of their TSAVO rifle in .375 H&H.

Please know this is my first ever video and I think it's fairly good. I am still learning this new stuff...
Camera used was a Nikon Z8 mirrorless with 28-400 F4-8 lense.

This link is unlisted (not public, for now..) but its okay share it among us gun guys!

Photos of this rifle are posted in this thread: https://www.africahunting.com/threads/montana-rifle-company-tsavo-in-375-h-h-shooting.91234/

 

[Altitude sickness]

Nice work Mark.

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Marky mark
Nice shooting in the gum boots
Really good posture for fast big rifle shooting
U can shoot my friend!!!

 

[Jefferry404]

Good video. Thanks
Say @Mark A Ouellette, did the forearm seem short?
Steve

 

[Mark A Ouellette]

Good video. Thanks
Say @Mark A Ouellette, did the forearm seem short?
Steve

Hi Steve,

Perhaps you are refering to the last shooter in the video, @Altitude sickness. He held the forend with a more tactical shooting style of forearm almost straight for control.

I was the second shooter in the video with the highest rate of fire. Certainly what's left of my SuperMark suit (USMC utility blouse) enabled my high performance

I had no problem whatsoever shooting that rifle.
I compared a MRC stock to a pre-64 M70 and a modern M70 Classic long action magnum (375 or 458) stock. The MRC stock was about 1/2" shorter than the pre-64, and an inch shorter than the modern classic stock.

PS: With MRC concurrance, I made changed the permission of my video from Unlisted to Published (Public). I don't think I will ever get enough hits to be monitized for it, but it was fun to shoot and not too hard to make a video...

 

[SETH RINGER]

NICE VIDEO. THAT TSAVO HAS TO GO ON THE USED GUN RACK FOR SURE.

 

[BJH65]

Great shooting guys! Pretty good rhythm you have going on there Mark. Thanks for posting.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Altitude sickness]

Jeffery, Mark is correct I didn’t find the fore end short. I just tend to put my support hand more forward with my thumb pointing at the target.