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WileyCoyote Pro Tracker Reged: 09/01/04 Posts: 1544 Loc: The TEXAS side of Lake Texoma Re: 9.3 x 62 Vs. ,375 H & H       05/15/08 10:03 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   OBTW find a guy named Bob or BFaucett on either www.accuratereloading.com or www.24HourCampFire.com. Bob has posted on both forums extensive reprints of 9.3 loads as published in Handloaders magazine. RL 15 seems to to be THE powder of choice for all bullet weights. Hornady is now offering a "new" 286 gr bullet, but Graf's Privi loaded ammo is the cheapest factory ammo I've found at about $19 a box. I also hear good things about the Nosler AB's & Barnes TSX 250 gr boolitz outta a CZ's 24" barrel at around 2600+ fps, with full length penetration on 2000 lb eland sized critters from appetite to "exhaust" at ranges up to 400 yards without severe drop corrections. Those performance levels compare very favorably with a 250 gr 338WMg at 15-20 grains less powder's recoil levels ... that are common to 165-180 grain 30'06 loads at about 58-59 grains of RL15. Check out the drop tables at www.handloads.com and you'll see what I'm talking about. Ron -------------------- When you don't KNOW your Legal Rights...you HAVE no Legal Rights... WyattWoodRiskManagement.com Edited by WileyCoyote (05/15/08 10:16 PM) Post Extras

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