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![[Linked Image from thumbs2.imgbox.com]](https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/fd/da/UforqdOX_t.jpg) ![[Linked Image from thumbs2.imgbox.com]](https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/a3/86/iUhvJLKa_t.jpg) Get your bids in lads; just a couple hours left... Hochachtungsvoll, Raimey rse
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![[Linked Image from thumbs2.imgbox.com]](https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/63/56/lJbPjrym_t.jpg) Interesting that the 9,3X74R is noted by a plug gauge diameter stamp of 108/49.... Had to be made right @ 1910. Hochachtungsvoll, Raimey rse
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You know, I have pondered on that 108/49 Plug Gauge Stamp & I wonder if that is a large enough diameter to be the 9,3X74R; but maybe the 9,3X72R Sauer & Sohn?
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Sold, whatever it is, for $1980.....
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Plug Gauge 108/49 would equate to 0.350".
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108/49 most often results in a groove diameter of about .362"(using a cast bullet of around .364"). This will work with either 9.3x74R or 9.3x72R Sauer and Sohn. A chamber cast will be necessary to determine the chambering; even then the dimensions are so similar that the rifling twist might need to be determined to verify the choice (the S+S cartridge used a 185-grain bullet calling for a slower twist rifling), as some 9.3x74R cartridges may chamber in some 9.3x72R S+S Rifles.
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Great Info Ford and that was for which I was searching.
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Yep ... I bought it ... I inquired if it was in fact a 9.3x74R before bidding. And they said yes ... "9.3x74R" ... NOT 9.3x72R ... Since I shoot everything, I wanted to be sure ... I will not be shooting max loads since it is a single barrel, and doesn't need to regulate like a 9.3x74R double rifle.
I didn't know it was talked about here on Double Gun ....I did buy it ... but .. Unfortunately .. it cost $2157 with all the fees ... delivered ... update from doing a chamber cast and and field shooting test to follow. I should receive it later this week.
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If I had noticed you were bidding, I would have bid......
But the difference between the 9,3X72R Sauer & Sohn and the 9,3X74R are subtle. 9,3X72R Sauer & Sohn is not the 9,3X72R with which everyone is familiar. Ford has stoked and ignited a handfull of 9,3X74R in a 9,3X72R Sauer & Sohn.
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