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Top notch all the way. Wood and metal..


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mine is zastava left hand action with weaver quick detach rings and bushnell 4200 1.6-6x36 firefly.

im thinking about a mcmillan or accurate fr a new stock.

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This is mine. Not shown in the pic but has a Vortex Viper 2-7 scope in QD mounts.

- 1940 K98 action & bottom metal
- #718 LW barrel long chambered in 9.3x62 cut to 23 inches
- NECG front and rear sights
- Talley barrel band sling swivel
- Black walnut stock w/ decelerator pad

7.3 pounds as shown. A little shy of 9 pounds with scope, ammo, and sling.

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Originally Posted by Sevens

This is mine. Not shown in the pic but has a Vortex Viper 2-7 scope in QD mounts.

- 1940 K98 action & bottom metal
- #718 LW barrel long chambered in 9.3x62 cut to 23 inches
- NECG front and rear sights
- Talley barrel band sling swivel
- Black walnut stock w/ decelerator pad

7.3 pounds as shown. A little shy of 9 pounds with scope, ammo, and sling.

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I like it.

The weight on that one, all up, seems about right to me. My AHR at 9.5#'s all up may be a tad heavy, but it sure is a nice shooter. Just wouldn't want to pack it all over the creation.

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Originally Posted by Sevens

This is mine. Not shown in the pic but has a Vortex Viper 2-7 scope in QD mounts.

- 1940 K98 action & bottom metal
- #718 LW barrel long chambered in 9.3x62 cut to 23 inches
- NECG front and rear sights
- Talley barrel band sling swivel
- Black walnut stock w/ decelerator pad

7.3 pounds as shown. A little shy of 9 pounds with scope, ammo, and sling.

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That's about the perfect "all up" weight for a 9.3 as far as I'm concerned. Beautiful rifle!!!


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Thanks guys. I had it built light since my 375 is so darn heavy. Recoil isn't bad and it is nimble and quick to point.


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Originally Posted by Sevens
Thanks guys. I had it built light since my 375 is so darn heavy. Recoil isn't bad and it is nimble and quick to point.

From the sleek looks of it, I'd think it would point like a fine bird gun...

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That's exactly what I was thinking DF. That rifle has very good lines. I could fit into something like that very easily. Just sayin....


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Here's a lefty Carl Gustaf I used in Sweden.
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Bob, I have to say that rifle is beautiful. Do you have more pics? How does it shoot and have you taken any game with it?


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Bob, I have to say that rifle is beautiful. Do you have more pics? How does it shoot and have you taken any game with it?


It shot great; I used it on a moose hunt. Recoil was up there because it was so light, but it was fun on the running moose marksmanship test. I zeroed it at 100 meters. Love those Carl Gustaf/Husqvarna actions. I've been looking for a lefty for years. I will be buying one of the new Zoli 1900s when they come out next year. Here's another picture of the lefty 9.3 Gustaf.
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Here's gunwriter John DeHaviland with a right-handed one in .30-06.
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And my hot Swedish guide, checking her zero. She's killed moose in the double-digits.
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Damn, she's a sweetie. Forget the rifles. Do you have any more pics of her??? laugh


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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RGK,

Your 9.3 looks like a really nice rifle!

Didn't know my old friend John Haviland had added a "De" to his last name.


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RGK,

Your 9.3 looks like a really nice rifle!

Didn't know my old friend John Haviland had added a "De" to his last name.


I knew I should have checked the spelling! Actually, it sounds pretty cool...
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I've got a CZ550 American, which has been a great rifle, however I'm not overly fond of the stock and wish the rifle was a bit lighter at times. Any suggestions on replacing the stock? Any particular McMillan perhaps?


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I hate the safety on mine: That's about the only complaint I have about the CZ550 American. The stock is just fine and the weight isn't bad either. Those FL stocks and European hogbacks are hideous. A set trigger on a big game rifle is weird as well. I'm glad mine is the adjustable/non set type. AHR does spectacular work on the CZ550, something you may want to look into. Also, if you go to the Mcmillan website you'll find stocks for the 550...


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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Originally Posted by Sevens

This is mine. Not shown in the pic but has a Vortex Viper 2-7 scope in QD mounts.

- 1940 K98 action & bottom metal
- #718 LW barrel long chambered in 9.3x62 cut to 23 inches
- NECG front and rear sights
- Talley barrel band sling swivel
- Black walnut stock w/ decelerator pad

7.3 pounds as shown. A little shy of 9 pounds with scope, ammo, and sling.

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What does that shortened #718 LW barrel mike at the muzzle, if you don't mind me asking?

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I don't use the set trigger so I just ignore it, doesn't bother me. I had a local gunsmith work over the trigger and am very happy with it.


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Bob,

Yeah, DeHaviland sounds like John might have something to do with airplanes!


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Or someone had beavers on their mind.

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