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I know that the replys to this will range greatly but please bear with me and know I am not of any sort of wealth, just a hard worker with big dreams. I would despratly like to by a side by side rifle. I was wondering if it were to be possible to find one for under 5 grand that is worth the buy. I am not looking for a piece of art, just a usable and reliable gun to begin my African hunting career. Thanks
 
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Buy a Pedersoli Kodiak in 45-70 (you can probably get one for around $3,000.00). Take it to a reputable gunsmith and have it rechambered to 450 NE No2 (varying costs on this end). If you are ready to buy, I might know someone who is ready to sell.
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Damn...I almost forgot. You could just leave it as a 45-70 and go hunt Buffalo with Carmello.

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Buy a good bolt gun in 375 H&H with a scope and spend the extra on trophy fees.

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For $5,000.00 I will sell you two. I have a very nice Pedersoli 45-70 with 20 bore barrels and case and a Boswell 303 with dies, bullets and regulation load that is a bit rough but shoots fine. Both are top lever hammer guns.

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Look around for a Chapuis in 9.3x74 you should be able to find one for that. I don't think a new one is much more in 9.3 utility grade. With a scope it's adequate for anything up to Buffalo in my opinion. I'm sure this will start a plethora of different ideas. Also look for a Valmet in 9.3x74 if you like O/U's. I've had and used both and like them especially the Chapuis. Wish I had it back.


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keep your eyes open at gun shows, gun list, etc. there usually a side by side 9.3x74 or two floating around in the 4-5 range.
 
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