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 Re: J P Sauer Tell rifle model V 9,3x57r/360 reloadin
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Dec 21st a 06:45 PM
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The loads I have used in my various Husqvarna 9.3x57R (360) rifles (Mod 33 rolling blocks and a Cape) are 14.5 grains of 4227 with a 175 grain lead bullet and 17.5 grains with a 196 grain lead bullet; 13.5 grains of 4759 with the 196; 17.5 grains of 5744 with a 196; 18 grains of 4198 with the 196; 21 grains or Reloader 7 with the 196. These were in the 1250 fps range except the 4198 was closer to 1350. I checked the back records on a couple of the 9.3x72R rifles I've had and found hunting loads of 40 to 42 grains of 3031 with the 200 grain Norma soft jacketed bullet. I have a small supply of the Norma and the 193 grain DWM bullets set aside and I haven't tried them in the Husqvarnas.
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