Reeder Custom Guns - British, but didnt get the typical metric designations...

Huey
British, but didnt get the typical metric designations...
Wednesday, April 25, 2018, 12:03

Being an Enlish country. It was infuenced by the 9.5x57 which was Austrian.

Think the historians still disagree if that was originated by Mannlicher or Wesley-Richards.

Nobody ever mentions the 9.3x64, a blaster! - WB, 2018-04-25, 06:03
- Wait til you see the new 36 Nosler - Kantos Krieg, 2018-04-25, 18:33
- 9.3X64 - geoff RATH, 2018-04-25, 16:00
- I wanted both the 9.3x64 and 376 Steyr - Kyle, 2018-04-25, 08:27
- Because it’s not a standard loading (nm) - Blake, 2018-04-25, 06:18
  - What about necking a 375 Ruger down to 9.3? (nm) - Kyle, 2018-04-25, 14:54
    - You want to read-up here (9.3x375) - backroadsrambler, 2018-04-25, 15:20
    - that would just give you another "short magnum" and i - Gary Reeder, 2018-04-25, 15:05
    - If it hasn’t been done already. (nm) - Kyle, 2018-04-25, 14:58
  - You mean it's not popular, right? - WB, 2018-04-25, 06:29
    - Right I have look for one here in the states - Blake, 2018-04-25, 08:09
      - No new factory production for sale in the states (nm) - Blake, 2018-04-25, 08:10
    - Yes. The European version of our 375 H&H... - Huey, 2018-04-25, 06:31
      - So.... Holland & Holland is not European? (nm) - Blake, 2018-04-25, 11:17
        British, but didnt get the typical metric designations... - Huey, 2018-04-25, 12:03
      - I find it interesting the Russians did some - WB, 2018-04-25, 06:54
        there is a 6.5x68 and 6.5x68R. Got them, nice calibers (nm) - Tom S, 2018-04-25, 08:55
        Ive got rifles in 9.3x57, 9.3x62 and 9.3x74R... - Huey, 2018-04-25, 09:47
        A barn burner but as Blake pointed out rare here. (nm) - WB, 2018-04-25, 11:26

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