9.3x62 vs the rest
- Thread starter Slimbo
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He used one to take a huge bull moose with me one time. Late evening and he couldn’t see the sights on his bow. Grabbed my old 9.3X62 rifle and pasted it.
The recovered Speer 270 travelled through about thirty inches after breaking two ribs going in. The picture is on here somewhere, and would be perfect for an advertisement.
Don’t listen to those who say it is too soft.
Ted
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Old Douglas was a big advocate of the walrus hunt he kept suggesting it to me as a good budget “ adventure” hunt . I can’t speak to the bullet but I remember him using a full stock cz 550 9.3 to slay his.
What a character
- Location
- West Central Alberta
I should never have read this thread because now I want one. lol
Are those cheap Husqvarna's any good?
Are those cheap Husqvarna's any good?
Old Douglas was a big advocate of the walrus hunt he kept suggesting it to me as a good budget “ adventure” hunt . I can’t speak to the bullet but I remember him using a full stock cz 550 9.3 to slay his.
What a character
certainly the best budget bullet and surprisingly way better than the price and the reports from some haters ...it amazed me to see how the partition performed in my test compared to the speer .. i do think i still have 450 of those speer bullets and they are working great on the 9.3x57 level. but as shown in multiple examples and even down under where it is working on the water buffalo. cant wait to read someone using them on bison.
Ted posted pictures of those bullets after some animals that felt like moose or black bear as we can proof is in the pudding.
my fear is that this bullet wont be produced again ever. midway said they re out of stock with no backorder.
- Location
- West Central Alberta
That's good to know and I suppose a guy could always put a prettier stock on one.
theres a good deal goin now, Combo package- 9mm husky with 200 rounds and cheap walrus hunt return - pm me for deets
