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H U N T I N G I N T H E N O R T H A M E R I C A A N D O C E A N I AA continent that stretches from Arcticexpanses in the north to subtropicalclimates at the Tropic of Cancer in thesouth, has a fauna that includes almosteverything a hunter could wish for.There is space for most everything here, from tundra, theconifer belt, and majestic mountain chains to the prairieand ever green marshes. Hunting practices are thereforemulti-faceted, and there are great differences when itcomes to what firearms and ammunition are needed.That is why Norma meets the customers demand forN O R T H A M E R I C A– T H E C O N T I N E N TW H E R E D R E A M SB E C O M E R E A L I T Yquality and flexibility in their ammunition. We hold astrong position in the world, for those reasons.Throughout the years, we have also had the advantageof an intimate and fruitful partnership with well-knownfirearm manufacturers like Weatherby and bulletmanufacturer Nosler.The result of this is something that benefits hunters allacross the world.Swarovski scope– for demanding huntersBuilt to be used where there aredemands for accuracy, opticalbrilliance, and durability.At dusk or in strong light – youalways get a clear and richlycontrasted view all the way out tothe edge of your field of vision.Rectangular adjustment area andpatented adjustment mechanismthat can withstand all magnumcalibers makes for precise andeasy sighting-in.Guaranteed 100% waterproofeven if lighting unit or turret capsare removed.More info:www.swarovskioptik.com28 – N O R M A P R E C I S I O N
Schultz & Larsen rifleA modern classic with a user-friendly design that puts qualityand safety first.A barrel of chrome molybdenum steel with traditional cut riflingguarantees that the barrel is absolutely free from internal stress.Polishing with an individual cast tin lap and grinding compoundgives every barrel a perfect bore with no obstructions. A mustfor outstanding precision with all types of ammunition.More info: www.schultzlarsen.comB U F FA L O H U N T I N G I N N E B R A S K AAs I crept in the snow up that hill in Nebraska with Bob, Jay andBernhard, well aware that the buffalo we were after lay just overthe hilltop, I wondered to myself in a moment of clarity, ‘What areyou doing here, you hopeless amateur?’. My American friends fromNosler and the No. 84 Ranch had told me to empty the magazinewhen I took the shot.We worked our way over the top of the hill and I lay there in thesnow with my .340 Weatherby Mark 5, with my feet high and myhead low. I aimed at the buffalo, 50 yards further down. When itspotted us, I fired off my four rounds and the great animal fell. Atthe same time, Bernhard from Blaser fired his R93 and buffalonumber two met the same fate as mine. Nosler’s outstandingAccubond bullets had done their job.At some point during all this, I stood up (unable to recall afterwardsjust when that was) and had an ugly cut on my forehead andblood running down to my nose. I hadn’t even noticed the shot.Of course, everyone was overjoyed at my little wound, and Ithink that long after they’ve forgotten what I shot, they will stillremember my bloody face. My only consolation is that it happensto every hunter at some point.Anyway, I stood up and looked around me in the glistening sunshine.Blue skies, rolling hills with light brown prairie grass stickingup from the snow, and a sweeping view. So beautiful!It was a privilege to be there at just that moment!Torbjörn LindskogWITH NORMAIN NEW ZEALAND“As the stag browsed towards the bush edge I restedmy .308 Sauer against a tree trunk and followed himthrough my scope. Fading light and a cool 10kphwind coming off the snowline made for a difficultshot but I had complete confidence in my cartridge.I waited until the stag paused, then as it turnedtowards me and lifted its head I squeezed the trigger.Perhaps I imagined it, but I felt that I heard theimpact of the bullet even from a distance. The stagturned as if to run but in a moment its legs foldedand the animal dropped into the tussock.My cartridge of choice was a Norma 150 grain NoslerBST. The bullet had struck the stag directly on thepoint of aim, expanded, passed right through thecentre of its chest and exited on the off-side. I wasimpressed with the projectile’s ability to buck thewind, and with its deep penetration. With a laserrangefinder my companions checked the distancefrom the tree to the fallen animal – 217 yards.I have used Norma ammunition throughout my huntingcareer because of its accuracy and dependability.It has never let me down.”Nik Maxwell, Tauranga, New Zealand.N O R M A P R E C I S I O N – 29
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