Recent content by 85lc

You have good taste. I have wanted a 318WR for some time, came close to winning a nice takedown but bid too low. Best success with your build.

Ready for the hunt with HTK Safaris!

Interesting, Nice you could make it work.

That was a very good price. I like my Garmin C-1, they are great.

Suggest you call CH4D. They may have the dies in stock and if not, get your name on their backorder list.

The only 9.x dies that I saw that Midway has are for 9.3x62. If you could post the link to the 9.3x72 dies, that would be great.

Keep looking for dies. CH4D may have them in stock. Their dies are excellent. The 9.3x72R is somewhat uncommon in the US though many pre-war drillings and kipplaufs are chambered in this caliber. I have a kipplauf and a drilling in 9.3x72 and a friend hunts deer with his 9.3x72R double...

This is a good buy. Real wood and blue steel Marlings are great rifles.

CoElkHunrter: That looks like the brass

Bertram isn't going out of business. Their US distributor BertramUSA is shutting down.

V. Veritas: No, not either of those cartridges. The cartridge is similar to the 9.3x72R but is 0.4" longer for a total of 3 1/4" (similar to the English black powder express cartridges). These were black powder cartridges that lived into the smokeless era. The 9.3x82 was developed to pack...

That is a way to get 256N brass, from either 30/06 270WCF or better 25/06. People also h=just shoirten parent brass and run thru 256N reloading dies. Won t be correctly headstamped but will shoot fine.

I am looking for 9.3x82 Reloading Dies.

Mal, I might have some Jamison brass and will check. I bought some for my little Newton along with 30N for its brother. The 256N is a great caliber, too bad it wasn't picked up by gun makers. How will you get the brass from Florida to Austrailia? I ask because I am looking for some 9.3x82r...

That is a great pistol. I bought mine arouynd 1972.