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Here are a couple of groups from my S2 in .375 H&H at 100 yds. Love them or hate them this double shoots!


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Isn't this topic more about big bores than African big game hunting?

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True, but it is an African calibre!

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Aleko,

Not necessarily, I have used 375 H&H for deer's and quite a few uses it for bear, moose etc.

So this means Saeed can scrap the entire big bore section since all larger calibers are African calibers?

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Johan, I am giving you a hard time!

Loosen up, I posted in the wrong spot

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Looks like a good shoot'n double!


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Aleko,
Keep testing different loads. I am curious how the point of impact changes with the different loads as well as how they group.


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I have shot only the Normas as of now, but this weekend I'll shoot more

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Moderator,

Isn't this topic more about big bores than African big game hunting?

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>NO!<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< African hunting is what that rifle was made for! OR, at least that's what Blazer says! Wink I don't know how a person can talk about African big game hunting, without discussing rifles designed for that purpose! Confused I use the 375 H&H to hunt a lot of things outside Africa, but, I'd say very few use a 375 H&H double rifle for that purpose. It's not the caliber but the rifle that qualifies as an African rifle.

The targets look as good as it gets,for a double, but damn those things are ugly!

I guess it all depends on the eyes looking at it! Wink

Nice shooting Aleko! beer


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But damn those things are ugly!


Very true, and it handles like a railroad tie. A Searchy, Chapuis or Merkel will shoot with the right load… I like the conservative style of doubles.

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I look at accuracy as paramount in a double rifle. I have both traditional ones and now the S2. I am going to use it on an elk soon, then take it to Africa. I am planning on using it on some buffalo for sure. I am so pleased with the S2.

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Accuracy being paramount? What a unique concept!

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I have seen several prestigious guns that would not regulate with the loads they were supposed regulated for

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Where are the photos of your vanilla s-2?
 
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There is no doubt the S2 shoots the pants off a lot of double rifles.

Now that Blaser has mastered the concepts of accuracy, mass production and quality control, I would be very interested in seeing them apply their skills to a take down M98 system, and a double with a traditional safety and barrel arrangement.
 
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D99, I have been shooting it so much, having so much fun with it I haven't had time.

500,

I think we'll be seeing some interesting stuff from Blaser and Mauser this year

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