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9.3 MM bullet in 30-06 case?

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20 June 2006, 02:30
22WRF
9.3 MM bullet in 30-06 case?
If you neck out a 30-06 case to 9.3 mm and you compare that cartridge to the 9.3 x 62 that everybody is so crazy about, what would the difference be in terms of performance?
20 June 2006, 02:43
Strut10
Ummmm.........I believe none at all.

I think the 9.3x62 case is a few thousanths larger at the base and shoulder (diameter). But it's about a millimeter shorter. I can't see as those differences could make any statistical difference. I also think they operate at basically the same pressures.


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20 June 2006, 03:26
boom stick
9,3's are for euro types...do a 375 hawk or 375 whelen improved or an even longer full length 2.65" one.

the 9,3x62 advantage is getting ammo in africa and not a wildcat


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20 June 2006, 05:13
tiggertate
The 9.3 operates at lower pressure than the 30-06 but the bigger diameter lets it push equal weight bullets faster than the '06, plus it has a few percent more case capacity.


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29 June 2006, 17:32
Masterifleman
The unaltered 9.3 X 62 M/M verses the unaltered (except for necking up) 30-06 case has the 9.3 with a larger capacity than the 9.3/06. If you used the "Improved" 06 case and necked it to 9.3, you'd have nearly the same cartridge or in other words a ".36 Whelen".


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