9.3x62mm Mauser Ammunition

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      Buying 9.3x62mm Mauser Ammunition in Australia

      Magnum Sports lists 28 9.3x62 Mauser loads, 16 of them available to order today. Norma has the widest choice, with Hornady, Geco, Sako, Federal, Sellier & Bellot, Winchester, Barnes and Highland also represented. The 9.3x62 is a European medium-bore cartridge known for heavy bullets and deep penetration, and Australian hunters use it on large deer such as sambar and red deer, on pigs, and for close-cover hunting where a heavy bullet is preferred.

      To buy 9.3x62 ammunition you need a licence or permit for a firearm of that calibre, which Magnum Sports sights at the counter. All ammunition is collection only from the Roseville Chase store and is never posted or couriered; you can order online to have it put aside. Rifles in 9.3x62 are Category B centrefire and need a current licence plus a Permit to Acquire, which since 1 July 2026 is only issued once you show you meet the safe-storage requirements.

      In-stock boxes run from $75 for Hornady 286gr SP International to $222 for Sako Range Speedhead FMJ. A typical box is about $120–$150, covering Norma Oryx and Whitetail, Geco Soft Point and Sellier & Bellot SP, while premium special-order loads such as Federal Barnes TSX and Federal Swift A-Frame reach $205–$278.

      • Prices$56–$278 a box; most loads $110–$170.
      • Availability16 of the 28 listed 9.3x62 loads can be ordered today for collection; the other 12 are special order, so enquire with the store.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      For sambar and other large deer, a bonded or controlled-expansion bullet is the usual pick: Norma Oryx in 232, 285 or 325 grain, Geco Plus Bonded and Sako Hammerhead are all available now. For lead-free, the Hornady 250gr ECX is in stock, and Norma Ecostrike, Geco Star and Barnes TTSX can be ordered. For sighting in and range practice, Sako Range Speedhead FMJ or the Hornady 286gr SP International keep costs down.

      Common questions

      Is 9.3x62 good for sambar?
      It is a popular choice for sambar and other large deer because it fires heavy bullets, typically 230–325 grains. Pair it with a tough bullet such as Norma Oryx or Geco Plus Bonded.
      What do I need to buy 9.3x62 ammunition?
      A licence or permit for a firearm of that calibre, which Magnum Sports sights at the counter when you collect.
      Can you post 9.3x62 ammunition?
      No. All ammunition is collection only from the Roseville Chase store. Order online and it will be put aside for you.
      Which 9.3x62 loads are in stock?
      16 lines are available now, including six Norma loads, Hornady SP and ECX, Sako Hammerhead and Powerhead Blade, Geco Soft Point and Plus Bonded, Sellier & Bellot SP and Winchester Super X Power Point.
      How much does 9.3x62 ammunition cost?
      In-stock boxes are $75–$222, with most hunting loads around $120–$150.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed October 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.