9.3mm .365 diameter 200 & 258 grain bullets

[Dirtdart]

There are 34 of the 258gr, 45 200gr Flat nose Norma, and 125+ of the 200gr "Torpedo" which I believe to be RWS manufacture that mic out to .3645. 200+ bullets for 9.3x72R loader. $150 shipped USPS to US address where legal. DM if interested.

 

[Boone66]

Are these too soft for the 9.3x74r?

 

[Boone66]

If not, I will take them

 

[Dirtdart]

Are these too soft for the 9.3x74r?

I guess that would depend on the intended target?

 

[Boone66]

I was afraid of that, thank you anyways

 

[Boone66]

I guess that would depend on the intended target?

Deer, bear and the heavier ones elk. Are all of them for the 72, or just the 200gr?

 

[Dirtdart]

Deer, bear and the heavier ones elk. Are all of them for the 72, or just the 200gr?

The only factory load I have ever seen for the 9.3x72R is a 193 grain. Norma did load a 193 grain bullet many years ago in the 74R.

My understanding is that a rifle chambered in 9.3x72R will most likely have a bore of .364-365 and not the .366 that you would see in a modern 9.3mm. My reference to these being suitable for the 72R was due to diameter, weight, and the low velocity of the cartridge.

If you are shooting a modern rifle in 9.3x74R like a Ruger #1 there are more suitable projectiles commonly available in the US in .366 diameter.

 

[Boone66]

The only factory load I have ever seen for the 9.3x72R is a 193 grain. Norma did load a 193 grain bullet many years ago in the 74R.

My understanding is that a rifle chambered in 9.3x72R will most likely have a bore of .364-365 and not the .366 that you would see in a modern 9.3mm. My reference to these being suitable for the 72R was due to diameter, weight, and the low velocity of the cartridge.

If you are shooting a modern rifle in 9.3x74R like a Ruger #1 there are more suitable projectiles commonly available in the US in .366 diameter.

Thanks, it's a 1930's drilling and is regulated to the iron sights for 286gr

 

[Boone66]

I have a few 232gr and am looking for more. Thank you for the feed back.