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"Yawn"

Not hard to tell who's coksuckitt you are, similar diatribe, especially when you get butthurt and forget your uber secrecy

Retard .....



as for calling me out on hunting pics & wildcats .....

show me yours & I'll show you mine ... let's see all the wildcats you have created and shot game with, put up or shut up, Idiot



Hint... you can always click on my handle and find some pics

It ain't me that called you out on hunting pictures after you were mouthing off about shooting bears at long distance with your wildcats. Now slither back down to the bottom of the swamp you bottom-dwelling low form of life.

The last 1:14.2" twist Wilson barrels in America (that I know of at least) arrived today...

EIGHT 93Jimbo guns to make...



Stay tuned...

I have built several 9.3x308. I will try to find the pressure testing data I have. Might take me a bit to find it.
Charlie

Thanks Charlie...

Any help Charlie?

42 grains of reloder 10x gave 2200 fps using 275 grain woodleighs. This was a 358 winchester and a 20 inch barrel.

I'd imagine that RL 10x would work even better from the 9.3-308, Allowing less pressure, and maybe even more powder capacity.

Anyhow, these big woodleighs sailed through two massive bull moose. One moose about 100 yds away, the other about 150 yds away.

I can't see why the 9.3-308 wouldn't do the same?

Some of the factory 9.3 ammo that I've shot Alaskan game with, was severely underloaded:

286 grain lapua mega: 2150 fps.
286 grain nosler custom: 2200 fps

They killed just fine, even out to 200 yds.


So many years of hunting Alaska with the 358 and the 9.3x62, I could see no difference in killing power. The only difference, was that I took a 400 yd shot on a caribou, and a 500yd shot on a bull moose with the 9.3x62, that I wouldn't have taken with the 358 win.


Anyhow, just something to think about: actual experience vs hypothetical thinking out loud. This 9.3-308 wildcat will do just fine.