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06 April 2008, 04:00
EP
Hornadys NEW 9.3x74R ammo
Got a new Lock,Stock,&Barrel catalog yesterday and it shows that Hornady has come out with a new ammo offering,9.3x74R NOT 9.3x62. Ain't got no choice I'll have to live with that but it also seems that the 286gr.SP bullets their putting in this ammo is not listed in the catalog as a reload component. Midway still has them listed but maybe just until their gone?
Just had a revelation! Hornady/Ruger,.375 Ruger Hawkeye,maybe 9.3x74R Ruger No.1. What ya think? Still no reason to not offer their bullet as a component.

til later
06 April 2008, 05:29
400 Nitro Express
quote:
Originally posted by EP:
Ain't got no choice I'll have to live with that but it also seems that the 286gr.SP bullets their putting in this ammo is not listed in the catalog as a reload component.


Wow. I guess the 20 rounds of handloaded .400/.360 Purdey Nitro Express ammo featuring Hornady's 286 grain spire point I have in the case with my old Evans is a figment of my imagination.

The retailers just haven't ordered them yet. Call 'em up and scream.
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06 April 2008, 05:41
EP
I can do that!!
06 April 2008, 09:08
Rick R
quote:
Originally posted by 400 Nitro Express:
Wow. I guess the 20 rounds of handloaded .400/.360 Purdey Nitro Express ammo featuring Hornady's 286 grain spire point I have in the case with my old Evans is a figment of my imagination.


And the ten point buck I drug out of the woods last year died of a heart attack, not as a result of an imaginary Hornady bullet from my 9,3x62 handloads. Wink
I've got a few boxes of the 9,3mm 286gr bullets from Midway and my rifle really likes them, hope they stay available.
06 April 2008, 09:56
EP
Yea,maybe it was just a coincidence that L,S,&B added Hornadys new 9.3x74R ammo to their new catalog and forgot to put the 9.3 286gr bullet in Hornadys component list.

til later
06 April 2008, 10:13
BFaucett
quote:
Originally posted by EP:
Got a new Lock,Stock,&Barrel catalog yesterday and it shows that Hornady has come out with a new ammo offering,9.3x74R NOT 9.3x62. Ain't got no choice I'll have to live with that but it also seems that the 286gr.SP bullets their putting in this ammo is not listed in the catalog as a reload component. Midway still has them listed but maybe just until their gone?
Just had a revelation! Hornady/Ruger,.375 Ruger Hawkeye,maybe 9.3x74R Ruger No.1. What ya think? Still no reason to not offer their bullet as a component.

til later



Hornady announced the 9.3x74R ammo as a new product for 2007. Where ya been? Big Grin



See:

9.3 x 74R
A Classic Cartridge is Reborn!

http://www.hornady.com/story.php?s=484

Product Spec Sheet:
http://www.hornady.com/media/9.3x74_Sell_Sheet.pdf


Also, as of the date and time of this post, both Midway and Graf are showing the Hornady 9.3 286 gr bullets (as a reloading component) as In Stock.

Cheers!
-Bob F.
06 April 2008, 11:14
EP
Hey BF,you ain't one of them there stalkers are ya??????? LOL

til later
06 April 2008, 20:55
BFaucett
Nah.... I just also saw your post over on the 24 Hour Campfire forums and I replied there too. Smiler

Cheers!
-Bob F.
07 April 2008, 01:49
Low Wall
What I would like to know...Is there anyone selling Hornady 9.3X74R brass as a reloading component?...thanks





07 April 2008, 02:01
BFaucett
Both Graf and Midway show the Hornady 9.3x74R brass as In Stock (as of the date and time of this post).

http://www.grafs.com/metallic/825

http://www.midwayusa.com/browse/BrowseProducts.aspx?t=8...*652***670***9013***


-Bob F.
07 April 2008, 19:13
Low Wall
Thanks Bob...I had been watching Midway for months and basically gave up on them... Smiler





07 April 2008, 20:19
BFaucett
Some one must have just purchased the last box as Midway is now listing it as "Out of Stock, Backorder OK". Graf still has it.

-Bob F.