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what about a 375x62 or 375x64 or 416x64???
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thought these euro cases need a good wildcatting...

havent heard of them being done before bewildered





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I thought the 376 Steyr was based on the 9.3x64. There is also a 375 Hawk-Scoville based on the 9.3x62. It was originally chambered in a 1895 Winchester.
 
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isnt the hawk a 30-06 case???

what do you think of the 416-x64?


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nah! this is way diff


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the hawk here looks like the 30-06 base


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376 IS off the x64 brass (.500 case head)
Hawks are mostly off 30-06 basic cases...

so, the 375x642.1" cae has been done, and works great

the 416x376 or 416 aagard is done, and works great..

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the 64 is longer...

what does the aagard get w 300 350 and 400 gr bullets?

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I wildcatted the 9.3X64 Brenneke to a .375

It duplicates factory 375 H&H ballistics, although of course the 375 H&H can be handloaded to higher velocities.

It feeds/shoots well from my Mauser action.
Very flexible, easy to use cartridge.

I chose the .375 caliber due to the huge selection of bullet weights available.

Now that Barnes makes its TSX in 9.3 caliber, you might just want to stay with the original design.

Now a 400 caliber (.411) off the 9.3X64 Brenneke might be very interesting...

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The original 375 Hawk was based on the 9.3X62. When it became the 375/hawk scoville it was changed to the 06. Mainly do to the brass being more available. I believe the rest of the Hawks were then designed around the 06 brass.

http://www.z-hat.com/Hawk%20History.htm


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I wildcatted the 9.3X64 Brenneke to a .375

It duplicates factory 375 H&H ballistics, although of course the 375 H&H can be handloaded to higher velocities.

It feeds/shoots well from my Mauser action.
Very flexible, easy to use cartridge.

I chose the .375 caliber due to the huge selection of bullet weights available.

Now that Barnes makes its TSX in 9.3 caliber, you might just want to stay with the original design.

Now a 400 caliber (.411) off the 9.3X64 Brenneke might be very interesting...

Garrett


why 411 when you could go to 416 with no problem?

unless you want pistol and 405 win bulletrs


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