We were 4 hunters/shooters and got a few Springbuck the next day. The Dasher performed really well with the BTs. Even though the majority of shots were head shots the bullets made some impressive wound channels on body shots, leaving softball sized exit wounds on broadside shots. Most shots was between 250y and 350y.
Late one afternoon we sat on top of a dune and we spotted Springbuck on the next dune about 800y away. Dave had his 6 SLR with him loaded with 107 SMKs and eager to get another Springbuck. We ranged her at 785y and Dave took the shot before they could disappear into the brush. It was a perfect hit and she stumbled straight away and fell over after a few seconds. The shot was taken from the white spot in the background on the right side of the photograph (not very clear). The SLR is built on a Sauer 90 action with a 8 twist True Flite barrel. Dave uses a Moose suppressor manufactured in Namibia.
The Springbuck we hunted in the cold room.
The final day we had a 'friendly' shooting competition which involved grouping and score at 100, 200 and 300m and then gongs at longer range. The Dasher came out on top with some very disappointed locals
Apart from springbuck and Oryx they do have a few sheep as well
Think it is a trip for just about any hunter's bucket list.