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This is the best deal on 500 Nitro ammo. Federal 570 grain Woodleigh Hydros for $99

Blaser binos are made by German Sport Optics, now renamed Blaser Group Wetzlar, and Minox. They are both owned by the Blaser Group.

8x57 next to 10.75x68. Big difference.

William, Larkin, Moore has one for $8400. It's on Guns International.

Joh Springer Auction. Heym two barrel set fully engraved sidelock cased. Current exchange rate is the right time to import.

Mark Sullivan has an 88B in 577. Watch the video with him and Cal Pappas hunting South Africa.

I'll take it.

Research the bolt stop and you will find the maker.

Excellent condition with thin German #1 three post reticle. LM Rail attachments readily available. Made in Austria and service is available through Swarovski USA usually free. $460 shipped.

Bingo.

The 798 didn't have square bridges. The only thing 798 on that rifle is the stock.

I'll take them.

It's an original Bauska before they were mass produced. The ones to look for.

An easy way is to pull both triggers while the gun is open. Keep pressure on the triggers and close the gun. No need for horn block or snap caps.

I'll take them. PM sent.

The original Heym Express has a crossbolt at the wrist. It also has a trap door grip cap with front sight tool and extra sight. Three leaf express rear sight, checkered bolt handle, and Recknagel scope bases if any. If you are smaller in statue the long, large forearm may not be to your liking...

470 Nitro.

I might be your huckleberry on this one.

BRNO is a city in the Czech Republic and is pronounced Ber - No.

Guns International #: 101329096

I noticed the BNP Burmingham proof mark on the action and barrel. Maybe made for a store somewhere in Great Britain.

Here's another example of an Oberndorf Mauser further finished by J.P. Sauer with plumb finish on the barrel. This is a 100 year old rifle that functions like the day it was made in 30-06.

Very nice. Indeed all original condition built on Oberndorf Sporting Rifle with Greener Safety added. Doubt it was built for Brenneke with makers name on the action.

Blued steel construction. 13" length without any lense scratches or defects. Don't have a scale to weigh it but it's steel so it's heavier than alloy.

Kahles Helia S 2.2-9X42 Austrian Rifle Scope. 30mm Tube and German #1 Three Post Reticle. First focal plane centered. A great scope. $600 shipped.

These 350 grain solids by Cutting Edge don't seem to have any penetration issues in 10.75.

These 350 grain solids by Cutting Edge don't seem to have any penetration issues in 10.75.

I'll take them. Sending a PM.

Newer models have this cap with plastic insert. You have to buy whatever you want to put into it. Same cap on Blaser will fit the Merkel. Gunbroker has a wide selection or if you need a specific send me PM.

I totally agree on the devastating damage caused by big fast bullets at close range. I've seen it many times with my 460.

I have the exact model and it's a killing machine. Big Brown Bear cower at first sight and head for the hills.

I didn't catch the name of that hot momma in blue. Color really accents her eyes.

I carried a 460 Weatherby for a month moose hunting in one of the largest concentrations of brown bears in the world. Saw at least two dozen and was lights out on the moose. Not even a twitch.

I carried a 460 Weatherby for a month moose hunting in one of the largest concentrations of brown bears in the world. Saw at least two dozen and was lights out on the moose. Not even a twitch.

What was the asking price? They were $4500 in the early 90's if you could find one.

Did you buy it?

375 H&H and 458 Win Mag. 375 has claw mounted scope. Watch the auctions.

It's a great deal. Missed the 416 but got the 505. Thanks.

They are rarer than finding a Model A in 404 High Velocity made with same action which is near impossible to find, let alone purchase.

Being built on Oberndorf Magnum Mauser Action makes it highly desirable. A great find!

Mount for your base will look like this. Mine is for scopes with 14mm rail.

No mention of live ammo being said anywhere.

Non automatic safety is the norm for dangerous game rifles. Single trigger normal operation is to cycle safety to fire second barrel. Sounds good to me.

Here's an old Mauser 2000 30-06 I used deer hunting on Kodiak. This 60" fox was shot with a 220 grain round nose. The small exit hole is to the right of the rifle. Minimal damage.

I used the Nosler Trophy Grade Ammo. They had a big sale awhile ago.

I'll take one case and ship it to Washington because the only drawback to living in Alaska is shipping ammo.