Chaz:
1. RST will ship directly to you, if your local retailer is too far away to be "local". Go to their website. Buy by the flat,
mix and match inside the flat, and you're good to go.
Chances are it has a 65mm (2.5 inch) chamber in the shotgun, so ordinary 2 3/4 inch shells are a less-than-good idea.
2. Whatever you do, do not confuse 9.3x72R with the 9.3x74R cartridges.
- 9.3x72R started off life as a black powder round, roughly the equivalent of a .38-55. I'm not the expert on it, but I am aware there are different variations in the case dimensions of the 9.3 x 72R round such that the only way to deal with getting the "right" shells is a chamber cast.
- 9.3x74R is a modern, high powered cartridge suitable for taking just about any dangerous game, anywhere. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but in some countries where the smallest "legal" cartridge to use for dangerous game is the .375 H&H Mag, they will allow the 9.3x74R.
Big difference between the two 9.3 rounds.
3. A good cleaning to check the shotgun barrel would be in order.