9.3-338

[Paul K]

My apology the 9.3 BS was the 350 REM mag necked up to 9.3.
Bob

Wasn't that called the 9.3 Express ?

Paul

 

[Clodo Ferreira]

The 9,3x64 is, in my opinion, one of the best designed cartriges in this category. But, unfortunately, the cartridge itself and the cases are not everyway.
So, to me, the 375 Ruger do the same, and change. And, I think, will be with us for a long time and will be more common every day.

 

[Gomer]

Lets not short-dick this project. Use an 8mm Rem Mag case, or maybe a 378 Weatherby, or a 9.3 RUM! 9.3 Lapua?

 

[Antho9364]

That already exists—the monstrous ".416 Rigby / 9.3mm" type—in the form of the .366 DGW, an American wildcat that is the equivalent of the .378 Weatherby.
It’s a fine cartridge, but in my opinion, it doesn't serve much of a purpose.

 

[Gomer]

The 9,3x64 is, in my opinion, one of the best designed cartriges in this category. But, unfortunately, the cartridge itself and the cases are not everyway.
So, to me, the 375 Ruger do the same, and change. And, I think, will be with us for a long time and will be more common every day.

I hope 375 Ruger endures. I just bought one. But, just in case, I also bought 400 pieces of brass. Oddly enough, the brass was the same price as other 30-06-length magnums like 7mm Rem Mag. I figured it would be more expensive.

 

[PerH]

The 9,3x64 is, in my opinion, one of the best designed cartriges in this category. But, unfortunately, the cartridge itself and the cases are not everyway.
So, to me, the 375 Ruger do the same, and change. And, I think, will be with us for a long time and will be more common every day.

The First and Third wildboar in Norway in modern times 2004 and 2005ish was taken by a mentor of me with a 9,3x64 .