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Quote: Yes. A very large cartridge with the same pressure has far more force on the head than a smaller cartridge of the same pressure. Far less importance for a large lower pressure cartridge, What the average bolt action shooter doesn't factor in, is the weaker locking up action of a break open action. I mentioned purposefully a number of times, a "chambering in a break open action". I didn't want to be overall critical of a rifle it's owner was excited about, having commissioned it. I note he does oen a .460 Wby Mag bolt action already. But I felt like saying, how times firing it, before it's off face? Other than getting a cartridge in a DR the same as an existing bolt action my question is why? Much better other optíons. Quote: Slightly less velocity, maybe 250 fps or so, so there is a difference. But the 9.3x74R does well anyway. Very adequate for running boar. I've shot fourteen water buffalo with one, so it works. No big buff bulls though with it yet. I used a Heym U/O DR 9.3x62 at the Heym International Challenge to shoot some balloons in the competition. Only one trigger which I don't like, mine doubled on me, one trigger, so not me for once! They swapped mine for another one then. What I did like about it was the $4,000 price tag at the time. Yes the 9.3x62 does have more pressure and force on the face. Quote: Some maybe should be more discerning in what orders they accept. Those over decorative, over engraved, excessive gold and carved monstrosities are bad enough, without silly chamberings. JMO. Thanks for the "force" comments. |