Thread: Anyone hunting with a 9.3x62

Wildman
9.3x62 is the bottom one, top .243


John

HeinB
No but I am on call if the African lions kept near me get out.Who would turn down that opportunityI do have the necessary fire power.
John

Hendrik
I also have a very nice double rifle in .450x3 1/4" with about 15 loaded rounds .7/08 whats that?
John

Originally Posted by john m

Hendrik
I also have a very nice double rifle in .450x3 1/4" with about 15 loaded rounds .7/08 whats that?
John

Possibly a projectile that goes bang on impact.....

If anyone is interested H&F Rotorua have a new Tikka 9.3x62 $1199.00. Dies and 285gr oryx projectiles in stock too.

sauer 202 EAW Mounts with vx-6 1-6x20 guy behing the gun gets hurt just slightly less than the recipient of the 250 accubond at the other end

Originally Posted by john m

HeinB
No but I am on call if the African lions kept near me get out.Who would turn down that opportunityI do have the necessary fire power.
John

Plus you might get to work with 2 of the zoo keepers with licenses/on duty. Both are quite tidy...

The 9.3 x 62 is very close in power and performance to the 35 Whelen, which is a proven Elk killer. In fact, it's not far behind the .375 H&H in power! It's an old cartridge that we don't see much here in North America but it was very popular in Africa. I believe Norma makes new head stamped brass and possibly some others too but you can make you own easy enough by necking up 30-06 brass and trimming back to the proper length. It's generally recommended to expand the neck to .375 and then reduce to .366, or 9.3 mm's. RCBS makes dies for this cartridge.