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I want one

For the 45-70, 13 gr of Unique under 405 gr cast bullit from a Lyman mold ( 457193) For the 44 mag, 10 gr of W231 for a 310 gr cast It is the ticket for fun !!!!

Those rifles runs from late 50 to late 70 In my opinion they are top quality I own one in 270 and is extremelly accurate, after I got it from an american hunter I customized the stock to my needs, shavings some ounces of unnecesary wood (circassian walnut from Iran)and became my mountain rifle...

A good video about the 1891 model, sweet gun with a lot of simplicity and not as heavy as the 1909 model.

Good for you.... Have fun !!!!!!

I prefer a medium sporter configuration in a 9,3 cal. The tropical is much heavier......

Excellent caliber for the bush, less kick than de 375, the Accubonds in 250 gr and the 286 A-frames are top choices. Good ballistics up to 250-270 yards. The actions of the Nｺ1 are super strong but I always prefer a bolt action rufle in case you need a fast follow-up shot

It is a beauty !!!! Stock looks great..... I am from Argentina and even here you donnot cross with one in such a good condition us yours every day. I wonder if you after the 9,3 x 62 go for a Swedish in 6,5 x 55 ?????

Get some Norma factory ammo and have a lot of fun. If you are planning to reload, Hornady bullets (.312) gave better results than Sierra (.311)

I say yes, the 308 win is perfectly capable to take wildebeest and you will have more chances if you keep the distances under 200 yds. Norma produces high quality ammo I recommend you A-frame in 180 gr as the best choice, other options are the Alaska, Orix or Vulcan all in 180 gr.

Welcome to AH ! If you donnot flinch the 375 HH or the Ruger is the best all around options and is fast enough with a 270 gr bullet to fly with a trayectory similar to the 30.06 with 180 gr bullet in orther to take PG up to 250 yards. Better suited to engage big cats, eland, zebra and gems...

Real Guns - Handload Data - 6.5x55mm Swede

Ruger Nｺ1 rifle are nice rifles, but if you are engaging dangerous game a rifle with magazine is a must.

I consider them (41 and 44 mag) in the same level of performance, if you are not a reloader is a litle bit harder to feed a 41 mag revolver.

The Ruger carbine in 375 or 416 Ruger is ideal for what you are looking for.....