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The 9,3 x 66 was designed to hold 4 shots in the T3 magazine. We will probably be able to get them Aleko | |||
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I've red a few articles about it. Performance seems to duplicate the old 9.3x64. The accuracy in the tests haven't been impressing. I don't see any need of it even if it is a good cartridge. Here in Sweden will it not be popular because the 9.3x62 is already established. And if any one needs a faster 9.3 the classic 9.3x64 probably is the choice because RWS will make brass a long time forward! | |||
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I just returned from the range after testing the new 9,3x66 Sako. A sako-beretta representative had a local promotion day. FYI the new cartridge is a standard 06 type case 66 mm long with a short neck thus increasing the case volume. Sako offers four loads; 250 grs Nosler SB at 2755 fps, 286 grs Hammerhead at 2560 fps, 286 grs Barnes X at 2540 fps and a 286 Barnes solid at 2560 fps. This sounds pretty useful to me. But going to Africa with it means a lot of prayers that the ammo bag arrives..like with a wildcat. The rifle was a stainless 75 model with a godawful gray plastic-rubber stock and an even worse muzzlebrake. Push-fed. You could fire it all day if it wasn�t for the irritating blast of the brake in your face. I�d take the recoil any day. But what made me happy was that the sales rep told me they will make a 416 with the classic safari stock and controlled feed, like on the anniversary .375 H&H model. Somebody�s using his wits at Sako! Boha | |||
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Anybody know where you can buy Sako factory ammo in the USA? | |||
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