Steven Rinella

Which you don't see in many states.

In Tanzania, to hunt Cape buffalo, it has to be a minimum of a .375 H&H.

Okay.

So that's what I shot was a .375 H&H.

Right on.

Sorry, minimum of .375.

So they set minimums.

But there's so many, I mean, there's so many really good .30 caliber, like really good .308 variations.

Yeah.

You know, but for like...

Moose is the biggest thing.

The biggest bodied thing you're going to hunt in North America is moose.

And if you're shooting 180 grain, a good 180 grain bullet, you're fine.

It's going to work.

Yeah, you're fine.

That's what I use, yeah.

And I just like the versatility of it.

But listen, man, there's guys that'll go –

there's guys that'll go way deep on small little differences and things like if you get into archery you'll find you'll wind you'll wind up in all these conversations about like prepare yourself for the conversation about mechanicals single bevel double bevel right all these things yeah and it all matters kind of but in the end if you put it where it's supposed to go

Doesn't matter.