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I have seen alot of excitement swirling about this round on various forums. After seeing the .532" case head dimesion, it does seem to make alot of sense. Fits in standard magnum bolt face, 30-06 length action, and non rebated rim.... I am impressed. I think the velocity specs that are given are...

Thank you for the post Swede. That makes me feel alot better. :grin:

:? I agree with you... I would have liked to try the 250gr Ballistic Tips in my 9.3x64 Brenneke, but they have disappeared from the inventory. A 2500-270gr Accubond would satisfy my need for a Nosler bullet other than the 286gr Partition. Don't get me wrong that is a wonderful bullet when driven...

AccuarateReloading.com has some info on the 30-378Wby. Hodgdon's website does as well. The A.R. reloading pages have data concern the 150, 165, and 180 grain Ballistic Tip. The Hodgdon's data/rifle section has data fpr bullets ranging from 150-220 grain and including Sierra, Speer, Barnes and...

Thank You very much for the reply Nosler. There are a few people I have seen online that also have various wildcats coming off this case, though the with all the hoopla concerning the new 375 Ruger case it may become the new wildcatting darling. I am not into wildcatting and will still stick to...

Well, before I even see it I will ask...why do we need another 30-06 length cartridge that matches or barely exceeds 375H&H performance? If this is what Ruger wanted, why didnt they just chamber rifles for 375 Dakota, 375 Lazzeroni Hellcat, 376 Steyr, or 9.3x64 Brenneke. Ok so the Brenneke is...

Sounds to me like Remington explained themselves, putting the ball in the Gunsmith's court, and he was unable to respond. What probaly happened was that Remington recieved alot of heat from sources on high, such as Mr. Scovill, and then when they couldn't find said rifle they made an inquiry to...

Very "cool" idea. I will have to try that :lol:

Thank you for the plans to produce some high quality 338 RUM brass. You have made my M700 SenderoSF and I very happy; and yes, Remington brass has inconsistent wall thickness.

The first rifle I ever bought for myself was a Vanguard VGX Deluxe in 300wby. I saw it on a display rack in Walmart ( believe it or not) after I got home from boot camp. I mounted a 3-9X Leupold vx-II on it and it has been with me ever since. The rifle shoots extremely well with 180 grain...

Better hope it dies quickly because a single .22 caliber hole probably wont be much help if a tracking job is needed. that being said i think i would stick to a premium bullet such as the partition or barnes tsx. If you have a fast twist rifle i would think that the 70 grain barnes tsx would be...

I have alot of family out in Oregon that own quite a few acres so I looked into the non-resident fees... oh my God I about fell out of my computer chair. Guess i will just glass deer and elk like I do every trip out there and leave the rifle back here in the east. :cry: Maybe one of these years...

Hmmm.... own a 300Wby. and the 338RUM, but in this case ,seeing as I can choose only one, the 333RUM will get the nod. 185grain pills shoot flat enough for any conditions on smaller game and 250grain bullets have a high sectional density and frontal area to big enough for any game in North...

i mostly use RL-15 and Varget for the 9.3x64 Brenneke.

I have a new 9.3x64 brenneke on the way. That being said, the 9.3x62 is a fine round as well and more popular that the Brenneke. The reason I chose the 9.3 bore was the because it is the perfect balance of bullet weight, speed, and frontal area; at least it is perfect to me. Being able to launch...

Well, I am going to cast a vote for another golden oldy; one that few people use on this side of the Atlantic though. Make my "do it all rifle" chambered for 9.3x64 Brenneke. This round can duplicate 375H&H ballistics from a 30-06 length action and launching 250 grain pills at 2800fps, is flat...

I just wanted to place a request for the production of high quality, domestic brass for the 9.3x64 Brenneke. If there was ever a cartridge that suffered on the home front from a lack of brass it is this cartridge. Throughout many reloading forums, the general consensus is 'great cartridge, but...