RWS 9.3x62 pointed bullet 16.0g

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The 9.3x62 is ideal for forest hunting and suitable for medium shooting distances. It has a particularly game-friendly effect on roe deer.

The 9.3x62 was developed around the year 1905 and was intended for use specifically in the then German colonies in Africa. However, the cartridge was quickly used with great success on Central European big game, especially moose, red deer, and wild boar, so it did not remain a purely "Africa cartridge."

The RWS loadings with bullet weights from 11.9 g to 19.0 g enhance the versatility of this popular big game cartridge.

RWS Short Rifle cartridges in caliber 9.3x62:

Short, handy barrels are increasingly gaining popularity among hunters. This trend is supported by the more frequent use of suppressors. Standard ammunition is designed for common barrel lengths of 600 mm. When firing standard ammunition from short barrels (420 mm to 550 mm), the following disadvantages become apparent: energy and velocity loss, limited effectiveness, pronounced muzzle flash, loud muzzle report, and increased wear on suppressors.

Therefore, RWS has developed the Short Rifle cartridge, which is specifically optimized for use from short barrels. In practice, this means shooting from short barrels without loss of performance.

Features

- Bullet type lead/lead-free: Lead-containing. Partially disintegrating
- Bullet character: Classic bullet with high momentary effect.
- Bullet weight: Light
- Game-friendly effect: Varies
- Stopping power: Very high
- Recoil: Strong
- Depth effect: High
- Ejection probability: Regularly
- Cutting hair: Yes

Quantity discounts:

- Quantity discounts (Content per package 20 pieces)

- Package(s):
Price per package

- When purchasing 1 package (20 shots)
111.00€

- When purchasing 50 packages (1000 shots)
on request

1.4

Caution. Danger from fire or splinters, explosive and throwing objects. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames, and other sources of ignition. No smoking.