Question about 7 mm?
11-09-2004, 12:00 AM
#11
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rocky Mountains, Colorado
Posts: 1,964
RE: Question about 7 mm?
Even if you don't plan to reload, buy a good reloading book and it will explain the difference between all the 7mm's you mentioned and more. I would recommend you self-educate more before purchasing anything.
EKM
EKM
11-10-2004, 03:27 PM
#13
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Colorado
Posts: 28
RE: Question about 7 mm?
I am amazed! Absolutely amazed . . . the best 7mm of all . . . the 7x57mm. The best all-around chambering one can buy . . . and has been for a LONG time.
A Ruger Model 77 MK II in 7x57 with a Leupold Rifleman 2X-7X will meet your needs and not break your bank account . . . and ammo is probably more available in most places.
Want a high velocity demon? Go for the 7mm STW. Lots of ammo and a flat shooting son-of-a-gun.
I have to admit that the new .270 WSM could pull me away from my adoration of the 7x57 . . . maybe . . . have to do more research and talk to at least a hundred owners!
The .280 is pretty much the same thing as far as ballistics are concerned. Still a dang good choice. Just don't hunt with a friend who is using a .270 . . . mix up your ammo and things could go boom!
The number one choice around here [Colorado] is the 7mm Remington Magnum. You can't go wrong. Recoil is about the same as a .30-06. Super choice too. Shoots a little farther and flatter than a 7x57 . . . usually the same bullets.
A Ruger Model 77 MK II in 7x57 with a Leupold Rifleman 2X-7X will meet your needs and not break your bank account . . . and ammo is probably more available in most places.
Want a high velocity demon? Go for the 7mm STW. Lots of ammo and a flat shooting son-of-a-gun.
I have to admit that the new .270 WSM could pull me away from my adoration of the 7x57 . . . maybe . . . have to do more research and talk to at least a hundred owners!
The .280 is pretty much the same thing as far as ballistics are concerned. Still a dang good choice. Just don't hunt with a friend who is using a .270 . . . mix up your ammo and things could go boom!
The number one choice around here [Colorado] is the 7mm Remington Magnum. You can't go wrong. Recoil is about the same as a .30-06. Super choice too. Shoots a little farther and flatter than a 7x57 . . . usually the same bullets.
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