Woodleigh 9.3 Cal (.366″) Bullets – 50 Ct Box

These Woodleigh cal bullets bring the deep driving 9.3 caliber to your bench with a 50 count box of .366 inch projectiles for Europe most trusted big game rounds. If you load a 9.3×62 or 9.3x74R for moose, boar, or African game, Woodleigh cal bullets deliver the heavy weight and controlled expansion these cartridges were built around.

What these Woodleigh cal bullets are and who they are for

This is a 50 count box of 9.3 caliber, .366 inch bullets, catalogued in 232, 250, 286, and 320 grain weights across protected point and round nose soft nose profiles. The 9.3 calibers are continental Europe answer to the all around dangerous and heavy game rifle, equally at home on driven boar and on the largest plains game. Reloaders who own a 9.3×62 bolt gun or a 9.3x74R double will find a weight and profile to match their rifle and quarry.

Hunters who value momentum and penetration over flat trajectories, and who chase truly heavy game, are the core audience here.

Why choose these Woodleigh cal bullets

• Fifty .366 inch 9.3 caliber projectiles built for heavy game.
• Weights from 232 to 320 grains to tune for cartridge and quarry.
• Protected point and round nose profiles for different ranges and rifles.
• Soft nose construction that expands under control and holds weight.
• Deep penetrating performance suited to boar, moose, and African game.
• Australian craftsmanship trusted on dangerous and heavy animals.

Specifications and how they perform

Every projectile in this 50 count box measures .366 inch, with catalogue weights of 232, 250, 286, and 320 grains. The lighter 232 and 250 grain bullets flatten trajectories a touch for open ground, while the 286 and 320 grain options bring the sectional density that makes the 9.3 famous for driving straight and deep on the largest game. Manufactured by Woodleigh, these soft nose bullets combine controlled expansion with strong weight retention, exactly what a 9.3 needs to earn its reputation.

About the 9.3 calibers and their European heritage

The 9.3 millimeter bore is continental Europe answer to the all around heavy game rifle, headlined by the 9.3×62 that Otto Bock introduced in 1905 and the rimmed 9.3x74R that feeds elegant double rifles. These cartridges favor heavy bullets and deep penetration, and they have quietly accounted for enormous numbers of moose, boar, and African game in the hands of hunters who value momentum over flat trajectories. A soft nose projectile in this diameter is built to open under control and then hold together, driving straight and deep through heavy muscle and bone. That is precisely the behavior that earned the nine three its stellar reputation.

Match the weight to your rifle and your game before committing to a load run. For a double rifle, work toward the charge that regulates both barrels to the same point, and for a bolt gun seat to a length that feeds cleanly and reliably. Build the load in careful steps, apply a firm crimp for the heavier recoiling options, and confirm function and zero before any serious hunt. Store the components cool and dry to protect the soft noses. Loaded with attention, a 9.3 delivers the deep penetration that heavy, tough game demands, shot after shot.

Practical use, care, and compatibility

Choose a weight that matches your cartridge, twist rate, and game, then develop a fresh load in careful steps since these are components. For a double rifle, work toward the load that regulates to your barrels, and for a bolt gun seat to a length that feeds cleanly. Confirm function and zero before any serious hunt, and store the box cool and dry to protect the soft noses. For brass, loading blocks, and range storage, browse our gear and storage category. With thoughtful load development, these Woodleigh cal bullets let a 9.3 deliver the deep penetration heavy game demands.

For premium 9.3 caliber hunting bullets in a fifty count box, these Woodleigh cal bullets are ready to work.

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