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K95 Owners Association
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- Meister der jagd
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How did you score that ??
9.3 x62 has never been listed as a factory option in the K95. Someone has got lucky somewhere, or pulled some strings with money
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Custom order ... From their documentation "Special caliber (available with surcharge)"
Didn't cost much more for the surcharge. I mean, they are already doing a 30/06 in Stutzen. Not much of a stretch to do a 9.3x62mm.
Didn't cost much more for the surcharge. I mean, they are already doing a 30/06 in Stutzen. Not much of a stretch to do a 9.3x62mm.
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I have a 9.3x74R. Barrel I hope I get to use it in Alaska this fall.
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Should be reasonably efficient in the Stutzen, loaded with something like 2206H. Personally I would prefer the rimmed option, even it may be a little less efficient in the short barrel.
Definitely a win if the surcharge was reasonable. Usually such things from Blaser are priced in kidneys and first born children
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A K95 Stutzen barrel in 9.3x74R, now that definitely makes me feel all warm and tingly in my happy place.
I'm soft and I don't care.
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Definitely not kidney or children prices. I ordered prior to OSA taking over, so not sure what the going rate is nowadays.secondtry wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2020 5:53 pmShould be reasonably efficient in the Stutzen, loaded with something like 2206H. Personally I would prefer the rimmed option, even it may be a little less efficient in the short barrel.
Definitely a win if the surcharge was reasonable. Usually such things from Blaser are priced in kidneys and first born children
I'm getting good results with 2208.
https://www.blaserbuds.com/forum/viewto ... 82&t=18420
https://www.blaserbuds.com/forum/viewt ... 82&t=18421
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243 win
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Well, it looks like I'm biting the bullet, the shop is just confirming the price with OSA, but a new 22 hornet barrel is coming my way.
It will possibly even become a 22K hornet, depending on the local supply of Lil gun.
3-6 month waiting time and a price increase, seems OSA or Miall's very little has changed.
I'm getting it without a separate new fore end, if it doesn't work with the Stutzen fore end then I can order one for another $1400 or so.
It will possibly even become a 22K hornet, depending on the local supply of Lil gun.
3-6 month waiting time and a price increase, seems OSA or Miall's very little has changed.
I'm getting it without a separate new fore end, if it doesn't work with the Stutzen fore end then I can order one for another $1400 or so.
I'm soft and I don't care.
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That will be a lovely little outfit, congratulations.SPEEDY wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 8:58 pm Well, it looks like I'm biting the bullet, the shop is just confirming the price with OSA, but a new 22 hornet barrel is coming my way.
It will possibly even become a 22K hornet, depending on the local supply of Lil gun.
3-6 month waiting time and a price increase, seems OSA or Miall's very little has changed.
I'm getting it without a separate new fore end, if it doesn't work with the Stutzen fore end then I can order one for another $1400 or so.
BTW I purchased 4 bottles of Lilgun last December for my Hornet.
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Good gun for the wife to learn with, great little spotlighting gun for foxes ect and I can load it down subsonic very easily for a little fun around camp.
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Nice one! I'd love to get a Hornet but I've absolutely no need for one, not that this should matter. Hope it's a shooter
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Nice. Should make a great combo.
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Don’t you shoot fox and capercaillie? Don’t you have a BBF 97 that would accept a 22h/12ga barrel set? Come on now, be creative and enjoy the wonders of a little 40 grain bullet at 3000 FPS and how well it can kill small to medium sized game or pull the other trigger if it runs or flys.
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