Want To Buy Bansner or Ed brown Savannah in 300wm RH

[LoganBravo4]

Hello Gents,

I am new to this forum however, I am currently planning my first safari. I will be going to Botswana for a 10 day plains game hunt and am planning on taking the 9.3x62 open sight 09 Argentine I made in gunsmithing school however I don’t have another suitable rifle with magnification so I am in the market for either a bansner ultimate rifle or Ed brown savannah. right hand in 300 win mag. Please PM me and let me know if anyone has one they would be willing to sell!

Thanks!

 

[RR 314]

Hello Gents,

I am new to this forum however, I am currently planning my first safari. I will be going to Botswana for a 10 day plains game hunt and am planning on taking the 9.3x62 open sight 09 Argentine I made in gunsmithing school however I don’t have another suitable rifle with magnification so I am in the market for either a bansner ultimate rifle or Ed brown savannah. right hand in 300 win mag. Please PM me and let me know if anyone has one they would be willing to sell!

Thanks!

Excellent choices. Good luck finding one. I will check tomorrow to make sure I don’t have one. I have let friends borrow some over the years and they talk me out of them. Had an ultimate ovis in .300 WSM that a friend killed his Marco Polo with after he lost confidence in his Forbes. He liberated it from me after the hunt. . I know I have an Ed Brown in .280 AI and .340 Wby, I don’t think I have one in .300 anymore. Have a gap in Mark’s rifles as well. Fairly certain no remaining .300s. Step up to a .375 RUM and I’m your guy. . Bought it thinking it would be a one gun safari rifle, but then got hung up on wood.

Sounds like you know what you are looking for, but also be on the lookout for a very high quality rifle from a maker not well known out of the Pacific NW. (Arlington, Washington) Arnold Arms with their Apollo action. Not CRF like the 704, but solid guns. May be able to pick up a legendary arms works rifle, if you have time, and see how it shoots. Sounds like you have the skills to thread a new barrel if needed. Mark said most of the issues with their smaller caliber rifles were the barrels. I think you said they were Green Mountain ( green something anyways). . They used Douglas barrels on their dangerous game rifles a did not have issues.

Apologies for the ramble.