Nice Video! I have a 9.3X62 rifle (Blaser R8), a 9.3X64 (Blaser R93) and multiple 9.3X74R double rifles. The 9.3X62 is the most efficient caliber ever. You can use N540 or N135 powders to drive a 250 grain Lapua Naturalis bullet to 2400 f/s (more is possible, but this is the accuracy node for a 24-inch barrel). It hits and knocks over a 300-yard steel gong target, something that I have never seen happening with a 300 magnum :)
@@georgviktoroff1571 any day, 60cm barrel K98 action produced in Suhl Germany lapua vulkan 15 grams 800 m/s 100 meters zero gives you a 300 m point of impact and 2000 joules. I shot many wild bores in the Alps around 250 meters with it as loong as you know your dopes between 100 and 300. Even Zeiss has put on the market a BDC turret for the 9.3x62 ASV LR it says enough. Alternatively kenton industry can produce some nice BDC turrets.
@@georgviktoroff1571 With practically any caliber you will need to know the exact distance if you shoot at beyond 200 yards. With RWS Evo Green ranged at 100 yards with a 1,5" overshoot it will drop 12" at 300 yards in a 9,3x62. Not a problem if you know the exact distance - and you are a sufficiently good marksman. For me it only becomes real hunting when I'm much closer though - preferably less than 100 yards. Here the 9,3x62 is simply perfect and suits well to the heavily wooded terrain I have access to (Wild Boar and Red, Fallow and Roe Deer)
I previously had an FN Mauser in 30-06 caliber converted to 9.2x62 by a Nuremberg gunsmith. A picture of a hunting rifle from after 1900 was used as a model. It was a very precise weapon. Good for Africa and the north for moose hunting
I am one of a few American hunters that adores the 9.3x62 here in the states. Got a few of them. Looking to build a 9.3x66, a 9.3x64 Brenneke and a 9.3 Sisk (8mm Rem Mag necked up) just for shits and giggles
Good for you. 9.3 Sisk sounds interesting. Completely useless, but interesting! :-) Herman Göring had a 9.3x70 DWM build on a Mauser 98 Magnum action. That cartridge was based on the .404 Jeffery, with the shoulder blown out, just like many modern magnum cartridges.
Of course ull necer give yp my 375s vut i would bot trade my 9.3 to get a 375 the 9.3 is not quiet as versatal as 375 but good enough never wanted mire gun when i had a 9 3 mine is a huskvarna
@@dimmacommunicationBullet choice is crucial. You would not use solids on roe deer and Nosler Partitions on head shots on elephants... Exception is Woodleigh hydro stabilized solids... Best universal bullets ever ..
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9.3%C3%9762mm The average muzzle velocity of the 9,3x62 is about 700 meters/second - (for Americans 2300 feet/second). My question: will a copper Barnes bullet in 9,3 or .366 caliber expand at these moderate velocities? As hunters In Europe and North-America we are more and more required by law to use non-lead projectiles. Thank you for yor remarks.
...1:26...A shot towards the house??.. awfully !
He's on a hillside, firing at a downward trajectory.
@@darkiee69 one word: ricochet
Shooting on the wing with houses in the background - not a good idea
You can kill the houses too though
I came to comment on that, glad to see I wasn't the only one. What a stupid dangerous fuck!!!
He's on a hillside, firing at a downward trajectory.
Nice Video! I have a 9.3X62 rifle (Blaser R8), a 9.3X64 (Blaser R93) and multiple 9.3X74R double rifles. The 9.3X62 is the most efficient caliber ever. You can use N540 or N135 powders to drive a 250 grain Lapua Naturalis bullet to 2400 f/s (more is possible, but this is the accuracy node for a 24-inch barrel). It hits and knocks over a 300-yard steel gong target, something that I have never seen happening with a 300 magnum :)
300 yards - 9,3 x 62 ? LOL😂
@@georgviktoroff1571 any day, 60cm barrel K98 action produced in Suhl Germany lapua vulkan 15 grams 800 m/s 100 meters zero gives you a 300 m point of impact and 2000 joules. I shot many wild bores in the Alps around 250 meters with it as loong as you know your dopes between 100 and 300. Even Zeiss has put on the market a BDC turret for the 9.3x62 ASV LR it says enough. Alternatively kenton industry can produce some nice BDC turrets.
My range at home is 800yds.
300yds is barely beyond shotgun slug range.
@@georgviktoroff1571xx
@@georgviktoroff1571 With practically any caliber you will need to know the exact distance if you shoot at beyond 200 yards. With RWS Evo Green ranged at 100 yards with a 1,5" overshoot it will drop 12" at 300 yards in a 9,3x62. Not a problem if you know the exact distance - and you are a sufficiently good marksman. For me it only becomes real hunting when I'm much closer though - preferably less than 100 yards. Here the 9,3x62 is simply perfect and suits well to the heavily wooded terrain I have access to (Wild Boar and Red, Fallow and Roe Deer)
I previously had an FN Mauser in 30-06 caliber converted to 9.2x62 by a Nuremberg gunsmith. A picture of a hunting rifle from after 1900 was used as a model. It was a very precise weapon. Good for Africa and the north for moose hunting
1:27 with the house right behind gg dude ;)
I am one of a few American hunters that adores the 9.3x62 here in the states. Got a few of them. Looking to build a 9.3x66, a 9.3x64 Brenneke and a 9.3 Sisk (8mm Rem Mag necked up) just for shits and giggles
If I didn't have a 1:12 twist Whelen I'd go 9.3x62. I just can't pass on the convenience of necking up Winchester 270 Win brass.
Good for you. 9.3 Sisk sounds interesting. Completely useless, but interesting! :-) Herman Göring had a 9.3x70 DWM build on a Mauser 98 Magnum action. That cartridge was based on the .404 Jeffery, with the shoulder blown out, just like many modern magnum cartridges.
at 1:26 il tire vers une maison... Et sur le tir suivant il tire en l'air vers une crête...
Best choice of calibre💪🏻
You guys hunting with 286gr bullets?
They wrote in the discription they used between 230 gr and 320 gr
I use both 286 grains Hornady Custom Interlock or 285 grains Remington Corelock - both are fantastic. Barrel in my rifle is 60 cm long.
Meiner Meinung nach, das beste kaliber für die Schweinchen ..
Of course ull necer give yp my 375s vut i would bot trade my 9.3 to get a 375 the 9.3 is not quiet as versatal as 375 but good enough never wanted mire gun when i had a 9 3 mine is a huskvarna
Shooting a roe deer with 9,3 seems a bit like overkill to me.
Using a large caliber with a heavy bullet will simply not have the ability to expand leading to less damaged meat.
Excellent video mate. LIKE.👍👍👍 9;3X62 is one of my favorite calibers. Very universal. From roe deer to elephants - NO PROBLEM...
But I don't understand how a caliber this big can be used for small animals to huge ones
@@dimmacommunication because of the diameter of the bullet and the energy it produces..
@@dimmacommunicationBullet choice is crucial.
You would not use solids on roe deer and Nosler Partitions on head shots on elephants...
Exception is Woodleigh hydro stabilized solids...
Best universal bullets ever ..
@@jozefhorvat3625 Didn't woodleigh got on fire 1 year ago ?
@@dimmacommunication I don't know mate...
Like the fist of an angry God.
That your house you shot towards?
Unless he's changing his name every video, probably not.
He's on a hillside, firing at a downward trajectory.
negligent shooter. In some countries, he could lose his hunting license for this.
More animal abuse, sad.
This is as far from animal abuse as it gets! Very good shots, and the animals died humanely.
Le jour où on n'aura le droit de tiré sur les c... Les animaux auront plus rien n'a craindre pour ma part
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9.3%C3%9762mm
The average muzzle velocity of the 9,3x62 is about 700 meters/second - (for Americans 2300 feet/second). My question: will a copper Barnes bullet in 9,3 or .366 caliber expand at these moderate velocities? As hunters In Europe and North-America we are more and more required by law to use non-lead projectiles. Thank you for yor remarks.
A 1’ 24” spara con una casa sulla linea di tiro😱
Pridurak!
Loose the blurry transitions.