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sold pending funds to @jlb1036 thank you

I have 59 of these, will ship to you for $95 priority mail

This is great news, thank you for continuing to produce these great bullets!!

Really nice little 9.3, shoots pretty good with limited load development

This is a great FN actioned gun, could be a candidate for a rebarrel or shoot it as is!!

Yes they are available, I will send you a PM with payment info, thank you sold pending funds to @crossone

141 400 gr A-Frame, top box is full, loaded and shot 9 test loads out of the one of the bottom 2, 24 break away solids, I would sell all for $500 shipped to you, looked at Swift and Midway for pricing but none in stock

I have some Swift A-Frame in 400gr and a box of Break Away Solids to go with

Scrap the idea of a new one if that is what you where thinking, plenty of used CRF guns for sale that have history, someone hope's and dreams of Africa, maybe even already been there, find one and use the gun for it's intended purpose.

Sold to @AZDAVE, pm sent

I have these Woodleigh bullets for sale, will throw in 4 box of Barnes for free $100 shipped

Still for sale

Still for sale

Do a multiple Buffalo hunt and per bull it will be cheaper, sounds logical to me!

Ok, that may be the fastest I have ever sold anything on Africa Hunting Sold to @Berettaco

Nosler 250gr AccuBond (40) $50 225gr Partion (59) $88.50 Barnes 210gr TTSX (95) $75 210gr TSX (50) $40 Swift 250gr A-Frame (84) $100 210gr Scirocco II (61) $60 Speer 225gr BT soft (100) $45 225gr Grand Slam (63) $30 200gr Hot Core (45) $10 Individual lots plus actual shipping or $400...

Round chambered off the truck and unloaded before getting back on the truck, but of course if the PH wanted it different I would comply. Just a habit but I always drop the firing pin when closing the bolt on an empty gun.

That was most likely a great choice, which area will you be hunting?

I have a Leica Tempus on my 458 Lott. I just shot it off the sticks at about 50 yards, only took one or 2 shots to get it where I wanted. The 2 Moa dot will lay them in there pretty good at that range. Bore Sighting may speed up the process.

Dogcat is a trusted member and will treat you good, buy with confidence

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I have really nice 9.3 x 62 listed on here, it is a Browning Safari custom so no 3 position safety but one could be added easily enough, super smooth FN action, I will send you a link

Use swift data, you can get the speed right in 2-3 shots, then try a group, NF are very easy to develop accurate loads in my experience, you will need less powder for similar velocity as other soft point bullets

These could be the best bullets on earth, thank you for continuing production, if you haven't tried these you are missing out

Which hunting block does this take place in and what time frame is best? Thank you

These are the bomb for a 416 Rem or any 416

Any Buffalo or plains game available, in those block's, looks like a great area

45 in 2016 to the Save, Buffalo in the Save was the first animal I took in Africa, went back in 2018 to C9 in Mozambique, and had plans for 2019 that didn't work out then Covid and life has gotten in the way. I think about it multiple times a day everyday.

Just order some NorthForks from reloading international, it’s likely they will shoot better than the swifts, no guarantees but I bet you won’t be disappointed

https://www.africahunting.com/threads/for-sale-browning-safari-9-3x62.68947/ this is mine and it's still for sale

Would make a great Christmas gift to yourself!!

Great rifle for a plains game trip next spring!

It's deer season somewhere, again, LOL

Evidently not in this case, I am more of a superposed kind of guy, haven't had a double rifle yet but this one looks nice. The guys I shoot skeet with all shoot right handed guns and have to dismount and change hands to get the gun open, I don't think that would be a good quality for a DG double.

I wonder if a guy could switch stock's or have a right handed one made, if I needed a nice double this may be the answer

James Anderson

Gene Simillion

Matthew Roberts, I don't what kind of action you have but he can help with that also

I spent a couple days tracking Buffalo there in 2016, lots of plains game, elephant and Buffalo, they had just killed a big lion. Beautiful area, I believe there are some reports on here if you use the search function.

These are what I have for recovered NF's, 23 animal's from Klipspringer to Giraffe including a couple Buffalo and one very large Eland. The bullets on the right came from the Eland and Giraffe and where mostly finishing shot's I believe. I also saw a soft (300 gr SS)under the offside skin on a...

Sell a kidney if you have to, LOL, I'm serious that is a great gun, I don't know why I ever sold it

Damn, I think that's it, the wood on the left side looks the same

You should buy it, its pretty nice, I bought another AHR 375 after I sold that one because I missed that one!! LOL, in retrospect I could sell every safari rifle I have and just use that one if I could get it back!!

I can pm him, I still have his info somewhere if the same guy owns it?

Where at? I sold it to a Canadian and exported it to him, I would buy it back possibly?

I sold this rifle back in 2018, maybe @Aaron N has something he wants to put back on the market and posted on my thread? If I hadn't sold this I would be keeping it at this point

The North Fork softs a just as good as the CPS's. I have typed it on here many time's, and told anyone who will listen, the north fork will have the lowest standard deviation with less powder and the same velocity as other bullet's, thus being more accurate than the other's. I have...

@AfricaHunting.com Jerome or anyone else, Who has the Nyae Nyae Conservancy now? I WhatsApp Stephan Jacobs this morning and he no longer has the area.

No such thing as overkill in Africa, the -06 or 7 Mag would do fine like Phil has stated in a plains game area. But while your there I would advise going to a Dangerous Game area and in that situation a 375 is the perfect plains game rifle, just in case. A plains game safari in a big wild...

I have one that is super nice in 300 win mag, 7L so 1967, no salt, has some light pitting on the barrel, looks like someone left some blood on it, otherwise remarkable condition for a 55 year old gun, I would sell it