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rmck15 01-24-2005 11:24 AM

7mm rem mag factory ammo
 
Just purchased a Tikka 7mm rem mag. Any recommendations for factory ammo that would be effective for both whitetails and elk?

Solitary Man 01-24-2005 11:54 AM

RE: 7mm rem mag factory ammo
 
Before I started reloading a few years ago, I always had good luck with Federal Premium ammo. Try the ones loaded with 160 gr. Nosler Partitions.

gorse 01-24-2005 11:57 AM

RE: 7mm rem mag factory ammo
 
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m.t.hands 01-24-2005 01:46 PM

RE: 7mm rem mag factory ammo
 

Before I started reloading a few years ago, I always had good luck with Federal Premium ammo. Try the ones loaded with 160 gr. Nosler Partitions.
this shot well in my ruger model 77, i also shot a hornady load with a 154gr. bullet that shot very well. hornady with 139gr. shot the worst, but all rifles are indvidual so it will take some range time. my reloads shot best though:D


Just because your 7mm Mag. will reach out far - doesn't mean that you should try to shoot animals at long range. Stay within the parameters of distance in which you are FULLY competent to shoot. When I hunted Elk (also with a 7mm Mag.) I ALWAYS kept the range to 300 yds or less (preferably LESS).
good advice and standards, best of luck

JD IN ALBERTA 01-25-2005 04:26 PM

RE: 7mm rem mag factory ammo
 
I used to use Fed. Premium 165 gr and killed many deer. I decided to get into reloading and found how much more accuracy you get by reloading your own shells. If I had to go back I would get the Fed's though. JDinAB

WA7MM 01-26-2005 10:39 AM

RE: 7mm rem mag factory ammo
 
I agree with the previous posts. I use Fed Premium Ballistic Tip for whitetails and Nosler Partitions for larger game.

I got a better group with the Noslers but the Ballistic Tips shot a 1" at 100 meters and little more than 1 and a half at 200.

Advice: Don't go cheap on the ammo, buy the best you can.....


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