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Hy,
Who works with A-Frame for hunting?
I want to use it in a 8X68S Mauser for hunt the German Big Five [Wink] .
Thanks HKW
 
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I would like to do the same and hunt the European Big 5!!

For Europe the 200 grs Nosler Partition might do, for Africa I would like to use the A Frame.

Suggestion for European Big 5: Bear, Moose, Red stag, Ibex ( Steinbock ) and Chamois?

What are the German Big 5? Schr�der, Stoiber, Westerwelle ... ??

Hermann

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Karl,

I use the Swift A-Frames in Africa, but not in 8mm. They are very good bullets, perhaps even more than you need.

George
 
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Hi there!

I have used Swift 220g A-frames in my 8X68S for a couple of years now, and I am very satisfied wiith the performance on game. In my Ruger no 1 with a 25,5" douglas barrel, I get a little short of 880m/s (2900fps) One could say that these bullets are uneccesary though for roedeer and such, but my filosofy is to use one good bullet/load combo in each rifle. Find something that works and stick with it!
 
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Hi Folks,

I used the 200grs in the 8*57is and was very satisfied therewith. Now I load the CDP of Blaser/ SwissTun and can recommend it just as.
 
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Wrong .sig line, Wheelgunner: the English juxtaposition is indeed citizen <-> subject.
"Subordinate" is clumy and not used in this proverbial context or style.

Carcano
 
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