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Pondering the purchase of a 9.3 octagon barrel For a project. What twist should I be using for a 9.3X62 and 286gr Partitions? Also has anyone used the Laupa 9.3X62 Brass? Is it as good as their other brass?

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Thanks for the Reply,
Anyone have any information on the Barrels or the brass?
 
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Thomas,

I own a cz 9.3x62 and I use lapua brass which is what I would suggest...IMHO it is the best there is.

Good luck with the 9.3 project.
 
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All LW 9.3 barrels are 1x14 so thats taken care of...

Lapua and Norma brass is what I have always used for my 9.3s...Lapua is the very best brass on todays market IMO, in any caliber...and a bit more expensive than most...I am also very pleased with the Norma brass...

I may have to try some Graft brass, but I do not know who makes their brass..It is cheap in price...about half of what Lapua costs as I recall....
 
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Ray,

The Graf brass I've used is in 7.65x53mm and very good.
 
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Gentlemen,
Thank you for your input, it is appreciated.
Upon reading this thread it came to my attention that I have put the cart before the horse. Will the 9.3x62 fit into a Ruger M-77 MkII Action that was originally a 7x57?
It seems to fit a 280 and a 30-06 with just a shade of clerance in the magazine box.
 
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As far as I know any 30/06 length action should accomodate the 9.3x62 round.
 
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A 30-06 length is required..The Ruger 7x57 may be a 06 length action, I would think it would be at any rate, but some changes in the box or bottom metal might be needed, along with a bit of opening of the bolt face..It is an easy job for a good smith at any rate...
 
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The Ruger action in 7x57 is the same as a .30-06. I've been using Grafs brass and can't see any reason yet to use more expensive brass in 9.3x62.
 
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Thanks for the information, I was reasonably sure that this was the case, just wanted to verify that it indeed would work.

Any thoughts on 9.3x62 versus the 376 steyr?
 
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Whatever you do, make the chamber throat fit with the magazine box...You would be surprised how many smith rechamber a rifle and put a short throat in it..I want to set the bullet out of the case as long as the magazine will allow and I want the throat cut to match...I normally send them a bullet in a case set up to my requirements...
 
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Ray, I will be sure to make up a dummy round and have my smith throat accordingly. How much space between the bullet and the lands would be prudent? 10-15 thou?
 
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