Blaser R-93

jim webster

jim webster

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good day.....i am looking for some personal feedback on the Blaser R-93 's from guys who have them or have used them....i am currently looking at a R-93 Stutzen Luxus in 30-06....thanks for any help and info
jim w
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What would you like to know. They are nice guns and very versatile. Does it come with the saddle scope mount?
 
Just wish I could afford one!

The only real thing I dont like about them is cycling the bolt to unload it, other than that its a real nice pice IMHO.:D
 
I Have one since quite a while, with 3 barrels, a 9,3 X 62, 8X68s, and 243 win.
All Accurate, easy to move from a caliber to another.
As for the saddle mounts, they always return to zero after beeing remove.
the model with the flaps is a better choice than the one with allen screws, but more expensive.
If you want to change the caliber, you must change the bolt head ($300,00)
if you are not in the same group of case head.
 
Like RT mentioned, about the only criticism I have is the need to cycle the bolt to unload. That being said, they're my favourite gun for both hunting and precision shooting. I have several, an Attache, an LRS2 and a pair of synthetics that I plan on giving to my boys once they're old enough, as well as a few extra barrels. I have the quick detachable mount on all except the LRS2 and I've found they return to about 3/4" of zero when removed and re-installed. The triggers are very good and I've never had to work on mine to make them acceptable. (The LRS2 is fully adjustable).
All of mine will shoot under an inch from the bench with hunting loads (I use handloaded Bear Claws in all my hunting rigs) and the LRS in 300WM has rountinely pounded 5 190gr SMK's into one hole at 200m if conditions are right (read I haven't had too much to drink the night before and it's early enough for the wind not to mess things up).
Fit and finish is superior and I have never had a problem with rusting, even after a couple of dips into a swamp while moose hunting.
Only other problem is that R.Nicholls is the importer and extra barrels, etc. can be bothersome to be had
Regards, Jim
 
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