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That would be a crying shame as it is the only bullet I use in 7mm Rem Mag. Elk, Black Bear, Whitetail, Mule Deer, and even a Blue Grouse.

Exactly. A great long while...

7mm 120 Ballistic Tip

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Thank you Dr. Mike! Very much appreciated!!

Quickload Request: 223 Rem Berger 52 FBHP Varmint Match, 2.260" OAL, CCI #41, FC brass 1-8 Twist 16" Powders on hand include: H4895, AA2495, Varget, H322 Thank you very much in advance!

27.5 H4895 with 35 Berger FBHP shoot accurately in mine. Pin hole entrance, no exit, but jellos coyote internals. 32 v-max with H322 were just as accurate and way more explosive on varmints, but I'm a coyote/predator hunter.

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Bump for everything. If interested in trading, I am looking for .224 52-55 Berger Varmint bullets and 7mm 100-120 varmint bullets as well.

120-140 ballistic tips with good shot placement produce fast kills on deer size game in 7mm08. I think the 150 Accubond is better suited for larger game at magnum velocities.

Tons of comparisons on YouTube. As far as Nosler base retention goes, I personally only want that for "hunting" game.

Speer TNT or Hornady SXSP.

It just gave Jack something to write about and debate with Jim over for 55 years until the advent of the 7mm08 took the wind out of both of their sails.

They were only 10 oz. Then Hodgdon pulled this.

Chub Eastman, Layne Simpson and Steve Timm would not agree.

PM sent. Thanks!

I believe some jackets are thicker in some calibers and weights like 7mm 120, 308 125 and 180, 338 etc.

I agree that hunting bullets designed to open up at 1800+ fps are not good hunting bullets at extended ranges. My Nosler number 3 manual suggested the old Solid Base bullets with their thin jackets be used for very long shots on game, as an example. This is why Bergers with high bc bullets and...

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