Are there any semi-auto rifles that offer the 9.3x62mm chambering and if so, who? Thanks.

Sauer have the 303 model chambered in 9,3x62

http://sauer.de/cms/upload/dow...oschuere_english.pdf

Browning makes their Short/LongTrac series in 9.3x62 - either Right or Left-Handed, too.

So you'll not end up pulling your hair out; the correct SKU IS NOT on the Browning US website but rather on their International one.

http://browning.eu/homepage.php

Merkel sr1

The Benelli R1 is available in 9.3x62 at least in Europe but not the USA.

Before I call the American distributors can you give me an idea what they cost in Europe? The BAR LongTrac Composite looks like the perfect bad-weather rifle.

At Frankonia's - from 1159€ upward

http://www.frankonia.de/waffen...x62&pagingSize=10000

About 1460$ +vat for composite fl 9,3*62.

http://www.waffen-schrum.de/sh...uechse-SLB-2000.html

Hänel, a Suhl company.

Very affordable rifles in really good qualitity.

http://www.cg-haenel.de/filead...df/haenel_jaeger.pdf

My next rifle - the SLB-2000 in 9,3 x 62.

The rifle based on the Heckler & Koch technology. And they have combos an single shoot rifles for 1/3 of Blaser prices.

Lothar Walther makes the barrel, you provide the gunsmith. My gunsmith says he could build it, but I don't know what I would do with it. Garand clip holds seven rounds of 9.3x62.

http://www.lothar-walther.de/441.php

Merkel SR-1 and it will shoot 3 shot 1" groups with Barnes, Accubonds or Speers. No downsides except very plain rifle, not a lightweight and only 3 shot capacity.



As Askins the elder said: (way before anyone else thought so) semi autos will be the hunting rifles of the future.

Also love my R-1 in 300 Winmag that is also a sub MOA rifle. Works well too.

I have seen, not shot,a Benelli semi in 9.3X62. It looked like a very well made rifle.


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Locksley,R