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Anyone have any experience with this double?

I have a 470 Chapuis and really like their guns. This newer model in the 9.3x74R has a right barrel that can be adjusted to re-regulate, if desired.

Admittedly, I am skeptical about a feature like this. Asked and got a response from JJ at Champlin that they aren't familiar with how well they work.

Anyone have one?? Feedback??
 
Posts: 742 | Location: Kerrville, TX | Registered: 24 May 2002Reply With Quote
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You came to the right place. I have a 9.3x74; got it from KB. I just wanted to see how it worked.
And wow; to make it short, it shoots all bullets on top of one another at 50 yards, and I mounted a Zeiss scope on it, and did not even adjust the barrels.
Not kidding. I know, some traditionalists do not like adjustable DRs, but the band on the muzzle does not bother me and it really does shoot. And I have had 4 other 93s, and this one is by far the best.
 
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Smiler Thanks - that's very encouraging. Couple of questions - Where did you buy it? What load or loads do you like?

If I buy one, I'm probably going to go with some 250 grain accubonds that I came across. Not trying to load hot, just after plains game up to 100 yds. Have lots of Varget, RL15 and IMR4350 to tinker with.
 
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I have one Chapuis progress 470NE with a detachable Zeiss Classic and its extremely accurate with Norma PHs.Idont have experience withthe x4 but a fellow PH say its submoa accurate.
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Thank you, Dr. Pozzi, for your response. I also have a Chapuis in a 470 double, and it is indeed plenty accurate for it's intended purpose. Earlier this year I bought a Chapuis 9.3x74r and am still working on developing a load for it.
 
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H T,, this is jim...we met at the Kerrville gunshow..


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Posts: 2845 | Location: dividing my time between san angelo and victoria texas.......... USA | Registered: 26 July 2006Reply With Quote
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Howdy, and yes we did. I’ve been working on that smaller double rifle - the 9.3- that you saw there. That Chapuis weighs in at just over 7 pounds and is certainly “lively” when you shoot it.
 
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Howdy, and yes we did. I’ve been working on that smaller double rifle - the 9.3- that you saw there. That Chapuis weighs in at just over 7 pounds and is certainly “lively” when you shoot it.


My first DR was a Chapuis 9.3x74r,it was a cheek slapping bitch that let me down on my first African hunt using TSX bullets,other than that? it was a cool gun clap


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How did the let down occur? Bullets didn’t group as expected, bullet failure, what? Thanks.
 
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