Blaser R93 Catastrophic Failure long_range_rob Apr 2, 2016 1 2 Next long_range_rob Well-Known Member Apr 2, 2016 #1 I have heard a rumour that another R93 has failed causing life changing injury to the user. Has anyone else heard this or can you put some more meat on the bones of this? G Grant.N Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2016 #2 The Blaser R93, through its extremely safe and practice-suited technical design is one of the most popular hunting rifles offered on todays market. The straight fact is that with the enormous numbers of the R93 in the field today it is extremely rare that a rifle is destructed through incorrectly loaded ammunition. This is argument enough for.
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A Norwegian got have his face smashed by the bolt of a Blaser R93 in 2003. He got really serious injuries including losing one eye. There are at least 8 other similar accidents with the Blaser R93 and of course Blaser blames it all on the ones using the guns. Funny enough did Blaser recall many R93s to equip them with a new straight pull mechanism. The Blaser R93 is a truly modular system built around an aluminium alloy frame, offering differing stocks and barrels varying length and thickness available in chamberings from .22 LR to .375 H&H Magnum / .416 Remington Magnum / .458 Winchester Magnum size. It also came in caliber 28 (13.97 mm; 0.550 in) as a shotgun/slug barrel. Re: Blaser r93 - is it accurate. Did it deserve the \"Rifle of the Century\" Davyd, I've copied across a couple of posts I made in answer to Torsten's reloading questions for the R93 that may be of interest(see quote box below). As regards the qualities of the R93 design itself: The R93 is a really, really neat idea -straight pull bolt, convenience for travel, weight, calibre interchange etc. The Blaser R93 Tactical is a German bolt action sniper rifle, based on the Blaser R93 design. It has as variants the Blaser LRS 2 and Tactical 2. It is used by German and Dutch police forces as well as the Australian military and special police units. The rifles were manufactured by the German firearms manufacturer Blaser . Design
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The Blaser R93 is not inexpensive, the Synthetic (a complete rifle and the least expensive) carried a MSRP of about $2000 in 2005. The quick detachable rings I have listed for about $227, extra barrels at $664, and either a magnum or standard bolt head at $203. Dealer retail prices are usually somewhat below these catalog figures. Seeking Advice from Blaser R93 Tactical Owers | Sniper's Hide Forum The Sniper's Hide App is here! Download the app DOWNLOAD My brother and I have managed to put together a modest collection over the past 25+ years. Together, we've managed to add some interesting firearms, but. Blaser introduced its first bolt-action, the SR 830, in 1983, and it was the rifle that helped to open the American market when Gerhard Blenk contacted Blaser about importing and selling rifles in. Trigger. 3 1/2 -lb. crisp single-stage. Stock. synthetic with rubber inserts. Safety. manual cocking system. The Blaser is a straight-pull design, and when out of the rifle the bolt is squarish and slightly ungainly, with two long steel rails protruding forward from the bottom portion of the bolt.
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Frag mal. Gruß Lutz Sehr geehrter Herr Mädl, vielen Dank für Ihre Anfrage; wir freuen uns über Ihr Interesse an unseren Jagdwaffen. Sonderkaliber bedeuten für uns einen beträchtlichen Aufwand, da unsere Läufe mit Patronenlager gehämmert werden und die Kosten für Hämmerdorne sehr hoch sind. Support RoeStalker - become a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/roestalker I did a short video some time ago about reloading for my Blaser R93 in .243 and someo.
The Blaser R93 tactical rifle became popular after its initial release due to its unique bolt operation (for the time). The rifle is based on the Blaser standard straight pull action, and is loosely related to their target rifle. But this version is designed specifically for the tactical community. The rifle incorporates all of the…. Re: Tell me about the Blazer R93 The hunting versions are imported through Blaser USA, and are available in approximately eighteen-zillion calibers and configurations. Ten thousand dollars is on the cheaper end of the spectrum for their sporting rifles. Colonel Cooper was apparently a big fan of the R93.
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Manufacturer: Blaser. Blaser Professional R93 rifle review. The Blaser has a proven non-rotating bolt operation. With German efficiency and build quality, it is no surprise the Blaser is an innovative and clever rifle. This is because it is highly modular. It is a gun for many tasks with a quick-release barrel system, scope mountings and varied. By Greg Rodriguez I have spent the past two decades in the field and on the range with conventional turn-bolt rifles like Winchester's Model 70 and Remington's Model 700. They've served me well, so it should come as no surprise that when I first saw the Blaser R-93 and its kooky straight-pull action, I was not the least bit interested.
