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28 February 2007, 05:03
oldun
9.3 forum?
quote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
oh no!...the band of 9,3'ers clap

so is lawndart the 9,3 messiah and the rest his disciples???

when will he come back? Big Grin

lawndart gets my vote as the 9,3 authority here with torque his apostle paul spreading the good news on missionary hunts...

yes, give them their kingdom of 9,3 forum

Boom
Within the church 9.3, do you think we should put forward Messrs Bock and Brenneke for canonization? Smiler
28 February 2007, 05:15
.366torque
quote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
oh no!...the band of 9,3'ers clap

so is lawndart the 9,3 messiah and the rest his disciples???

when will he come back? Big Grin

lawndart gets my vote as the 9,3 authority here with torque his apostle paul spreading the good news on missionary hunts...

yes, give them their kingdom of 9,3 forum


With Rich Africa bound, he'll be spreading the good word!
28 February 2007, 05:27
vapodog
add me to the list as I'm now building a 9.3 X 62 on a VZ-24.....


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28 February 2007, 06:28
grizz007
yes, may as well include me and my soon to be 1909 9.3x64 in my hands and beyond! Smiler
28 February 2007, 18:11
ldkier
LOVE my Husqvarna 146 9.3x57!!! It is ONE fantastic Black Bear hammer!!! Points like a fine shotgun!!! WOW
A forum for 9.3's would be great!!


"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"
Hamlet III/ii

28 February 2007, 18:52
500grains
Although I am a 9.3 advocate, there are already too many forums and a new one would not be a good idea IMO.
28 February 2007, 21:08
Idaho Sharpshooter
c'mon Dan, lighten up!
The 9,3 is not properly classified here. It is a DG-legal cartridge in Africa, and is the only one not in Big Bores. It seem neither fish nor fowl, but is a very suitable caliber (x62 or bigger case) for anything over 100 lbs on the planet. We were hoping you would represent us (pro bono, of course) when we take our case to the powers-that-be here next week.
thumb

Rich
DRSS
9,3 fan
28 February 2007, 22:03
vapodog
quote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
Although I am a 9.3 advocate, there are already too many forums and a new one would not be a good idea IMO.

I see Dan has now been made a moderator....

congratulations Dan on your new assignment! dancing


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28 February 2007, 22:36
cewe
If we have a vote mine goes to Lawndart, Husky, Boha or Alf in that order.


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28 February 2007, 22:53
TC1
Nah, bad idea.

Terry


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01 March 2007, 06:34
ScudRunner
The 9.3 is an obsolete cartridge, let it die off!
01 March 2007, 06:40
verhoositz
Aha ... one of the Magnum trolls just woke up...and a good day to you sir. Nope it ain't got a belt on it and doan't need one...so doan't fret 'cause it'll never bother you if you go back to sleep and play like all is right in your world. JMHO but then you already knew that.
Ron
01 March 2007, 08:08
NoelC
quote:
Originally posted by ScudRunner:
The 9.3 is an obsolete cartridge, let it die off!


Whether it is just trolling or not I would disagree!
There has been a big interest sparked in the 9,3 in Canada on the Gunnutz forum anyway. Two years ago you never heard of them but now there is a cult following!
If anything it seems as though the grand old calibers are coming back because alot of folks are seeing that speed doesn't really kill better.
I hope the 9,3 and alot of the other long neglected calibers make a strong comeback, they have stood the test of time, I wonder how many Ultra mags will be here in another 40 years.

So now off you go to find a field that is long enough that the bullets slows down to not destroy the better part of the animal! LOL
01 March 2007, 08:51
.366torque
quote:
Originally posted by NoelC:

If anything it seems as though the grand old calibers are coming back because alot of folks are seeing that speed doesn't really kill better.


Put me down as one who learned his lesson. I use to want every case with a belt, no taper and 40 degree shoulders. Now I see the designers had it right, waaay back.
01 March 2007, 09:27
500grains
quote:
Originally posted by vapodog:
quote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
Although I am a 9.3 advocate, there are already too many forums and a new one would not be a good idea IMO.

I see Dan has now been made a moderator....

congratulations Dan on your new assignment! dancing


That'll be the day! As you know, I am not welcome here and I have been threatened with banishment a few times. So I doubt that I would ever be invited to be a moderator. And certainly not if the current group of moderators had any say in the matter! donttroll
01 March 2007, 21:06
Idaho Sharpshooter
Don't be too hard on yourself Dan, that's Vapo's job.

Seriously, I am beginning to respect your expertise quite a bit since you and Jeffe got off the twist thing.

Answer me one question, if you would...?

Do you consider the 9,3x62 a competent DG cartridge?

Rich
DRSS
01 March 2007, 21:11
lawndart
quote:
Do you consider the 9,3x62 a competent DG cartridge?


I ain't Dan, but it isn't suitable for use by a sport hunter on DG.

The 9.3 x 64 is entry level for that activity.


02 March 2007, 00:44
cewe
With a good strong bullet like Barnes or Rhino I don´t see a problem taking a buff with a 9.3x62...

Then again I´ve never hunted buff Wink


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02 March 2007, 21:43
HUNTS
As a recent convert to the 9.3x62(CZ550 American) I'm sad to learn that it's now obsolete!!!

Now what do I do????

Seriously, can't wait to take this gun on it's first elk hunt this fall.
03 March 2007, 02:45
packrattusnongratus
Scud Runner. Do your parents let you stay out after 8 PM? Sad to know the X62 is obsolete. Guess my X57 is more than obsolete! Those pigs and white tail I shoot with them may not know they are dead yet. Anyone want to talk to them for me? Packy
03 March 2007, 09:45
Idaho Sharpshooter
Now you tell me. Why didn't you do that BEFORE I bought the rifle and dies, and about a thousand bullets, and a couple hundred cases and that PRVI ammunition and made several trips to the range load testing? I tell you what hoss; I am just going to pretend that I never read that and go ahead and hunt big game with it to spite you!
So there!

Rich
DRSS
9,3 fan
03 March 2007, 17:29
packrattusnongratus
Go Rich!
03 March 2007, 18:00
Fred Bouwman
Count me in. -Fred
04 March 2007, 09:39
sbhva
Count me in too.

So far; 4 rifles in 3 different chamberings with 5 barrels. 9.3x57 times 2; 9.3x62; 9.3x74R dble. All are Husqvarnas.


Steve
04 March 2007, 09:48
Idaho Sharpshooter
Steve,

man you need a 9,3x64 to round out the collection.

See Lawndart.

Rich
DRSS
04 March 2007, 16:40
packrattusnongratus
Do we need to PM Saeed on this? It looks like there are more than a few in this game. And maybe more that haven't sounded off. Make it a Large Medium Bore Forum, ala Podoro? Maybe.366 to .425? Have to get his book out, just put it back into the library last night. Packrattusnongratus
04 March 2007, 16:46
packrattusnongratus
Good to see you weigh in here Steve. I'm going to my Swede haunt (forum) right after I check the doubles here. Packy
04 March 2007, 17:51
Rick R
I love my 9,3x62 and it'll be the rifle they bury with me cause it'll handle what ever there is to shoot where ever I end up. Wink

BUT! There isn't enough space on the Internet for all the possible cartridge forums that the cults will want if Saeed and Don start doing individual forums. First the .45-70 crowd, then the 10.75 bunch, the .375 gang will pipe up, and think about all the RUM, RSAUM, WSM and WSSM herds out there! Eeker

banana I don't need another place on the Internet to lower my productivity at work anyway... banana
05 March 2007, 02:17
9.3 rifleman
Sounds like a great idea - count me in.
06 March 2007, 18:31
Riodot
So, who would make the final decision on if we will have this forum.......when can we get a Go or No-Go?


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08 March 2007, 23:38
cewe
Lawndart for President!


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10 March 2007, 03:13
D Humbarger
I had no idea that my post was going to take on a life all its own! Eeker



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10 March 2007, 05:55
dopeydave
Process my membership application please
Husky 9.3x57 & CZ 550 Lux 9.3x62
10 March 2007, 08:51
500grains
quote:
Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:

Do you consider the 9,3x62 a competent DG cartridge?



Assumption #1: Good quality premium bullets are used.

Assumption #2: Proper shot placement is employed.

ANSWER TO QUESTION:

a. For leopard and lion, absolutely.

b. For buffalo, yes but be sure to get a good angle for that first shot to maximize damage to vital organs.

c. For hippo in the water and croc, no problem at all.

d. For hippo on land and elephant, yes, but again emphasizing good solids and good shot placement. An ele with a 9.3 through his forehead too high to hit the brain won't be slowed down in the least.

All that being said, I think that the difference between the 9.3 x 62 and 375 H&H is trivial. If you want a step up in power, go to a .416 or .458.
10 March 2007, 11:15
.366torque
quote:
Originally posted by cewe:
Lawndart for President!


x2 banana
11 March 2007, 09:16
Idaho Sharpshooter
Thanks Dan,

your expertise IS appreciated here.

Rich
DRSS
11 March 2007, 13:39
cewe
I´d say 500gr is spot on regarding the 9.3 as a DG round.

Has anyone tried the Woodleigh 320gr?


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11 March 2007, 19:41
vapodog
quote:
Originally posted by 500grains:
quote:
Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:

Do you consider the 9,3x62 a competent DG cartridge?



Assumption #1: Good quality premium bullets are used.

Assumption #2: Proper shot placement is employed.

ANSWER TO QUESTION:

a. For leopard and lion, absolutely.

b. For buffalo, yes but be sure to get a good angle for that first shot to maximize damage to vital organs.

c. For hippo in the water and croc, no problem at all.

d. For hippo on land and elephant, yes, but again emphasizing good solids and good shot placement. An ele with a 9.3 through his forehead too high to hit the brain won't be slowed down in the least.

All that being said, I think that the difference between the 9.3 x 62 and 375 H&H is trivial. If you want a step up in power, go to a .416 or .458.


Much of what is posted here might also be true of bigger and more powerful rounds as well.

I'm not poo pooing the post....it's dead on but applicable to just about every cartridge known to man!


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25 March 2007, 09:59
derf9.3
You can count the new guy on the block in on the 9.3 fan club. My CZ 62 is a blast to shot and i can shoot it all day with no pain. Those 250 noslers consistantly shoot 1 1/2 to 2.0 inch groops at 200 in the black and a shade over 2 inches high at 100.
25 March 2007, 15:03
SuperSpeed
Why not just change the forum definition of Big Bores to start at 9.3 and Medium Bores end at 358

Mike