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A good friend of mine just got back from Zimbabwe. He reported that he did not get his elephant. After many days of tracking and evaluating, he approached to approx 50 feet and heard the ominous "click". He had time to cycle the action 2 more times and all he got was two more "clicks". Took the rifle back to camp and whatever was wrong with it had resolved itself and it fired just fiine. He's not much fan of his Blaser rifle anymore. Pancho LTC, USA, RET "Participating in a gun buy-back program because you think that criminals have too many guns is like having yourself castrated because you think your neighbors have too many kids." Clint Eastwood Give me Liberty or give me Corona. | ||
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Operator error....you can't short-stroke a Blaser. Do you think being in front of an Elephant may have had something to do with it? :-) | |||
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Sounds like buck fever to me. | |||
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I don’t get that. I dry fired, shot, and carried my DGR’s until I felt absolutely prepared with them. Finding a good elephant is hard enough to add gun issues to it. It also seems the Blaser has some idiosyncrasy to it that causes folks to have more trouble with it than other types of rifles. Not sure why, but it’s definitely there. By the way, Biebs you are misspelling it. The Blaser uses the “farce” not the force! | |||
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I have three Blasers and even if I try (and I have fooled around and tried) I can't make this happen with any of them. Never the slightest hiccup in the field. Mike Wilderness is my cathedral, and hunting is my prayer. | |||
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Why didnt he just use the P Hs gun? | |||
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Biebs, bring the Pug on... I've got some marrow bones... I can bribe him! | |||
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Friends don't let friends buy Blasers Regards, Chuck "There's a saying in prize fighting, everyone's got a plan until they get hit" Michael Douglas "The Ghost And The Darkness" | |||
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Blasers are made for non thinking shooters. Reminds me of all the "smart" things one can buy now! Whoever invented the Blaser, has absolutely no clue what a rifle should be. Mike, I have had many Blasers through here, with some, you can easily have this problem. What happens is the shooter just clicks the bolt back, and thumps it forward. This can create two problems. The bolt does not go back far enough to pick a new round, and sometimes, even if it does, the bolt does not lock!! Creating a misfire. I have one Blaser in our shooting range, and I tell everyone who comes to shoot it to make sure the bolt is fully closed forward, by pushing on it. | |||
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