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Old 08-09-2009, 05:10 PM   #1
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Default 7mm Rem Mag with 200gr bullet?

Anyone have a load for a 200gr bullet out of a Rem Mag? Wildcat has started production and will send me some to try out, just not sure where to start on the load to see if they will stabilize or not...
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The highest gr. i'v seen for the 7 mag is 175s.I don't reload,just from factory ammo.
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180g is the largest here:

http://reloadersnest.com/frontpage.asp?CaliberID=48


You'll probably want to start with Retumbo or IMR 7828 SSC, with Magnum primers. And work up slowly
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I'd Say Re22 would give you top velocity, and thats what you'll need shooting those very long bullets (they are over 1.6" long) at 7RM speeds from a 9 twist, Good Luck.
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I'd Say Re22 would give you top velocity, and thats what you'll need shooting those very long bullets (they are over 1.6" long) at 7RM speeds from a 9 twist, Good Luck.
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I re-checked mine and its actually a 1/10 twist...but they are curious if they will work so they are still going to send me some to test for them...
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ok, don't think you'll get them to stabilize, When I first got my 7mm AM, which I ordered in a 9 twist, a guy walked into Richards shop, (the previous owner of wildcat bullets) and requested 2 box's of 200 gr 284 bullets. Richard asked him what he shot them in, the guy replied a 7mm STW, with a 9 twist. Richard said they wouldn't fly without a 7 twist, the guy replied that he'd shot 2 box's he'd got from a dealer and they did fine.
I soon got an email from kirby, requesting me to test some in my 9 twist, loaded to 3100 fps to simulate a STW load, they shot well but they got better at 3350, so you'll get say 2850 from them, not that loaded to mag length?? Wish ya luck, keep me posted and Send me the leftovers if they won't fly!!
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ok, don't think you'll get them to stabilize, When I first got my 7mm AM, which I ordered in a 9 twist, a guy walked into Richards shop, (the previous owner of wildcat bullets) and requested 2 box's of 200 gr 284 bullets. Richard asked him what he shot them in, the guy replied a 7mm STW, with a 9 twist. Richard said they wouldn't fly without a 7 twist, the guy replied that he'd shot 2 box's he'd got from a dealer and they did fine.
I soon got an email from kirby, requesting me to test some in my 9 twist, loaded to 3100 fps to simulate a STW load, they shot well but they got better at 3350, so you'll get say 2850 from them, not that loaded to mag length?? Wish ya luck, keep me posted and Send me the leftovers if they won't fly!!
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure they won't stabilize...but I'll try anything for free

Ditto on the leftovers.
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just ordered 100 of the 200 gr's for my STW and 7mm AM
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RR Them would have to have a huge bc. Do you think they will expand good when you shoot a deer in the next county with them? Im betting thats the plan isnt it? LOL
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RR Them would have to have a huge bc. Do you think they will expand good when you shoot a deer in the next county with them? Im betting thats the plan isnt it? LOL
DD, thats the plan, they are a hunting bullet and will expand but the jacket is heavy to withstand impacts at high velocity, I had a few for testing once and they shot well, think the BC is upwards of .9.
IIRC, I was running them almost 3300 fps, and they averaged .8" groups at 300 yards.
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