Recent content by Mike53

My lightly customized Husqvarna in 9.3x62 is one of my favorite rifles. Cost me a lot less than a Rigby. I’ve since swapped the Leupold variable for a Leupold 3x.

My experience doesn’t come close to many of you. I do own both rifles chambered in .375. The CZ strikes me as over-built for the cartridge, but that’s ok. I have not experienced the roughness some describe. Mine works and feeds as slick as a greased pig. The Winchester seems to handle a bit...

Lapua- “LAH-pwuh.” Not “lah-POO-ah.”

There is a place called TruPrep in Marietta, GA that has a 721 in .300 H&H for $799.

I’ve only used their handgun ammunition, but have been pleased with it.

If you can get that rifle in trade for a Tri Star, I would get it. Sounds like you'll have enough brass to keep it shooting if you just get a set of dies.

I’ll take those .348 and .375 bullets. PM sent.

No issues with the .375 I got last August.

I notified my dealer to be on the lookout for one in January 2024. Davidson’s called him in July saying they had one. It arrived August 1st. I believe I paid $1550.

Always on the lookout for .348 Winchester.

Can anyone identify the rifle Elvis is holding? It appear to be of Austrian origin.

The only big bores I saw were lever actions in .45/70. Winchester had Model 70s on display; but when I questioned them about availability, they basically toed the ground and mumbled they were making them as fast as they can. I suggested offering the Model 70 Alaskan in 9.3x62 and .300 H&H. This...

I will take this. PM incoming.

I appreciate the helpful information and kind remarks regarding the rifle. I certainly consider myself fortunate to have it.

I have read posts claiming the CZ550 needs some work to make it field worthy. I brought mine home the day I bought it and noticed the bolt travel seemed just a bit rough. I applied some Flitz metal polish to the bolt. The rifle has fed as slick as butter on a hot skillet since the first range...