9.3x62 Does anyone shoot it?

[hydehunter]

9,3x62 is easy, a standard bolt face and long action magazine (.30-06, .270, .280) work fine. Savage sells 110s in 9,3x62 with bright orange stocks for use on driven game hunts in Europe.

I have also converted Savages to the big brother, 9,3x64 Brennecke. Pacific Tool and Gauge can make an appropriate bolt head.

This latter head also works for the .30 Hembrook, if you resize 9,3x64 brass. If you get premade .30 Hembrook brass from Qual Cart, I recommend a .510 boltface, as the rims on the .30 Hembrook brass are not rebated.

looks like they stopped making them cannot find one on their site

 

[300grains]

I am waiting that bullet manufacturers will start making non-lead bullets in weight intervals 205-220 grains to get more speed.
Lead cores that already exists are fine in 250 grains and up.

 

[Hugnot]

Funny foreign caliber with bloopy trajectory that everybody that shoots big game at 1,000 yards plus would not use.

 

[sable tireur]

I am waiting that bullet manufacturers will start making non-lead bullets in weight intervals 205-220 grains to get more speed.
Lead cores that already exists are fine in 250 grains and up.

https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/88669

 

[300grains]

https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/88669


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Thanks for the tip

 

[hydehunter]

I am waiting that bullet manufacturers will start making non-lead bullets in weight intervals 205-220 grains to get more speed.
Lead cores that already exists are fine in 250 grains and up.

Hammer Bullets makes 4 from 200 grains up to 223 grains and in stock always.

 

[300grains]

Thanks for the tip