Buffalo Bore Ammunition and Outdoors

Tim and Kim cover a wide range of topics in this livestream, from reported quality control issues with major American revolver manufacturers to AR barrel length preferences, belted magnums, and choosing a first whitetail rifle.Tim shares strong thoughts on declining manufacturing standards in the firearms industry, lever guns for Alaska, and whether 10mm is remotely appropriate for Cape Buffalo (spoiler: probably not).They also get into reloading manuals for beginners, muzzle brake realities, grizzly bear populations, and the practical side of hunting ethics, including why Tim won’t shoot past 500 yards.This livestream was originally recorded Feb. 19, 2026. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube so you can join the next one!

This livestream was recorded live from Africa and covers a wide range of topics, from dangerous game hunting and real-world buffalo encounters to firearms, ammunition, and viewer Q&A.Tim, Kim, and Chris Jonker share firsthand hunting stories, discuss big-bore rifles and handgun loads, answer questions about defensive ammo, recoil management, and cartridge performance, and talk about what hunters should know before booking an African safari. The conversation also touches on safety, outfitter vetting, and the realities of hunting overseas.Thanks to everyone who joined live on Feb. 1 on our YouTube channel.

This livestream was recorded from Africa on Jan. 22 and covers a wide-ranging Q&A on dangerous game hunting, firearms, and life in the bush.Tim, Kim, and professional hunter/outfitter Chris Jonker answer viewer questions on Cape buffalo, elephant, leopard, and plains game, along with in-depth discussions on rifle calibers, stopping rifles, handgun limitations in Africa, and what actually works when things go sideways.The conversation also dives into snake encounters, poaching, conservation funding, African hunting logistics, firearm laws, meat processing, and what daily life looks like on a working game reserve.Sorry it cuts off abruptly, but hey. It was over two hours anyway!If you enjoy long-form, experience-driven hunting conversations, make sure to subscribe and follow us on YouTube for future livestreams and field discussions.

This week we're revisiting one of Tim's most intense hunting stories: a close-range Cape buffalo charge that showed why the .375 H&H, though effective for planned shots, is not a true stopping rifle when things go sideways.This episode originally aired on our YouTube channel on March 25, 2025. Make sure to subscribe over there too if you haven't already!

In this Buffalo Bore livestream, originally aired on Dec. 17, Tim and Kim Sundles tackle a wide range of viewer questions covering dangerous game hunting, big-bore rifles, ammunition performance, and hard-earned lessons from Africa.Topics include rifle and sight setup for Cape buffalo, real-world bullet penetration stories, thoughts on various cartridges (including what won’t be produced), and what actually matters when choosing gear for close-range dangerous game. Tim also shares unfiltered experiences from African safaris, including outfitter selection, trophy fees, tipping expectations, and why asking the right questions ahead of time can save you a lot of regret later.As always, this is a candid, unscripted conversation, mixing technical hunting advice with personal stories, strong opinions, and the realities of international hunts that don’t always go as planned.Make sure to subscribe to us on YouTube as well, so you can join in the next livestream!

In this unapologetic sit-down rant, Tim and Kim Sundles dive into something most Americans can relate to. From property taxes to vehicle registrations, Tim lays out example after example of how everyday people are squeezed, controlled, and penalized by government systems that never seem to serve the citizens footing the bill.Tim breaks down the Wyoming property tax form that pushed him over the edge, shares the nightmare of Idaho canceling all six of his truck registrations despite full insurance, and explains how the state legally sucked tens of thousands of dollars straight out of his bank account after a catastrophic barn fire. Kim adds her own perspective from years as a district attorney, and why she’d now rather flip burgers than work for a government agency again.

In this Thanksgiving-Eve livestream, Tim and Kim open up for one of their most personal, free-flowing conversations of the year. From breaking-in pistols with the Montana football boys, to deep dives on Ruger 1911s, bullet performance, bore guides, dangerous-game cartridges, and the truth about hard-cast slugs, Tim answers a flood of viewer questions.And things also take a turn toward the unexpected: Dogman encounters, telepathic “little men,” ET disclosure, the failures of modern government, surviving Africa’s snakes, and why fear is the one thing Tim refuses to tolerate in the woods or in life.This livestream was originally recorded Nov. 26, 2025. Make sure to subscribe to our channel on YouTube so you can join in the next one.

Recorded on Nov. 12, this YouTube LIVE with Tim and Kim Sundles dives into everything from big-bore revolvers and backcountry rifle setups to bear behavior, personal defense ammo, and the realities of hunting in North America and Africa.Tim tackles an avalanche of viewer questions on .44 mag quality control, double-rifle regulation, 700 Nitro recoil, choosing a 416 Rigby, defensive ammo for 10mm and .45 ACP, black bear charge indicators, and much more. Kim jumps in with her trademark honesty about relationships, respect in the community, and life behind the scenes with the Sundles.Midway through, the conversation veers into wilderness encounters, strange cases, tracking stories, and the mysteries people rarely talk about publicly.Note: The stream ends abruptly due to technical issues (or Santa protecting his reputation?), but don't worry. More LIVE sessions coming soon.

In this LIVE session, Tim and Kim Sundles take audience questions ranging from hunting rifles and bear cartridges to the 6.5 Creedmoor debate, new Weatherby models, and the future of the shooting industry. Tim shares his unfiltered thoughts on reloading, barrel life, the .338 Win Mag, and why cartridge design still matters more than hype.And then... is the truth out there?Tim and Kim dive into UFO sightings, government overreach, self-reliance, and more, blending ballistics with philosophy in classic Buffalo Bore style.This video was originally recorded on Oct. 28, 2025. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel so you can join our next livestream!

In this episode, Buffalo Bore sole owner Tim Sundles sits down with Art Del Cueto, former vice president of the National Border Patrol Council and longtime Border Patrol agent, for a hard-hitting look at America’s border reality.Del Cueto discusses his decades on the front lines, the evolution of cartel tactics, and the dangers posed by human trafficking and organized crime. He shares what he’s seen firsthand: how cartels operate like global corporations, how U.S. laws and bureaucracy often work against agents, and why every American must stay informed, vigilant, and ready to defend themselves.

Tim and Kim return with a lively Q&A session covering everything from handgun calibers and rifle choices to the quirks of the .45 Super.Along the way, they dive into censorship battles, the realities of hunting rifles, the state of American gun manufacturing, and even share stories about African safaris, family life, and the mysteries of Bigfoot and “little people.” This episode mixes hard-hitting ballistics knowledge with humor, and a few unexpected twists.This livestream was recorded on Oct. 1, 2025, over on our YouTube channel. Make sure to subscribe there too so you can join our next LIVE!

Tim Sundles breaks down the concept of the 6 o’clock hold and why it matters for precision shooting with iron sights.From shotgun beads to handgun partridge posts, U-notches, V-notches, and apertures, Tim explains how sight pictures work, why covering your target kills accuracy, and how years of practice turn simple setups into deadly-accurate tools.Along the way, he shares stories from his early hunting days in Oregon, clears up common misconceptions, and stresses the value of testing gear and practicing until proficiency becomes second nature.To see Tim’s artwork showing exactly how to utilize the 6 o’clock hold, head over to our YouTube or Rumble channel and find this video.