PF vs CRF is a very tiresome debate. They both can work. They both can jam up and misfeed. I like CRF simply because it is more complex and it peaks my mechanical design interest and appreciation, (much like a Luger does for me) but to say it is a safety requirement to hunt DG is misleading.

The CZ Safari is a reasonable platform at a very reasonable price and it would be a shame if it were ever to be truly discontinued. It is on my “one day, I’ll buy one” list.

I have only hunted DG a couple of times now, with another hunt on the near horizon and every time, I primarily hunt with a double, but my spare rifle always defaults to my Sako Kodiak PF in .375 H&H. Sako likes to claim it’s model 85 is a CRF, but it sure looks like a PF to me. Point is, I have full confidence in it, I like it’s short barrel and fast handling, and it is utterly and completely reliable in my hands.