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The 9,3x64 was always established in France for hunting big game in Africa , like the 375 H&H . My first rifle for hunting heavy game was a FN Mauser made in France in the Seventy's !

The popularity of the 9,3x64 increase again in Germany and that by local hunters , like the 10,75x68 ! Ammo is not a problem , both cartridges are very easy to reload !

As we started the hunting in East-Russia at the begin of the Ninety's , most of the European hunters used the 9,3x64 for hunting moose and bears . There is a reason why this cartridge is in the meantime also know in Russia !

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You may think what you want but it's a numbers game, the number of rifles in 9,3x62 and 375 H&H simply outnumber the 9,3x64...like it or not. Ask an ammunitions manufacturer of the sales volume for cartridges and you will see 9,3x64 isn't near the top. Actually, the Blaser magnums are selling quite well in Russia and parts of Europe.

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© "I have never been able to appreciate 'shock' as applied to killing big game. It seems to me that you cannot kill an elephant weighing six tons by ´shock´unless you advocate the use of a field gun." - W.D.M. Bell: Wanderings of an Elephant Hunter.

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