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PS:Is there any factory that loads the 11,2 x 72 schuler with hi-tech bullets?
This relatively small cartridge could be a good choice for the DG hunter that likes shooting european cartridges.

Thanks for your replies

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there is no factory load for this since 1939. maybe harald wolf had made a small lot anytime. not so much bullets available: woodleigh have them in the list, degol will make them if you wish.
lathe turned specials in .440, no problem if you order them from the usual suspects

the schüler cartridge was to close to the 10,75x73/404 jeffery so RWS loaded only this round after WW 2. if can get an original big bore from Suhl, they are rare, take it, smile and go your way.



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PH Tony Sànchez Ariño used the 9,3x64 with brennecke tug on lions and trust this load for dangerous situations

http://www.tembo.co.za/tradebulletin/bulletin_view.asp

9,3 x 64 (Brenneke)

This rifle has seen action in several African countries, responsible for three Cape buffalo, lion, leopard, hippo and a host of other species. This was my primary hunting rifle when hunting internationally for trophies, when I did not know what species to expect next, what conditions, distance etc. It is therefore my primary “all-rounder”, capable of taking buffalo or elephant in forced situations. It is important to note that this calibre is MARGINAL when taking on either of these species. It requires exceptional marksmanship, as there is no room for error.It has taken more than thirty different species internationally. The 9,3 x 64 (Brenneke) is balistically marginally better than the ..375.

Price: R 45 000,00 ONCO. Talk to me.

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Tony Sanchez-Arino loved the 9.3x64, and yes with the TUG bullet, it would make a great Lion calibre.

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