7mm 140 Swift A-Frame 3225FPS 5 jugs

[SJB358]

Had a chance to run these through the Mashburn this weekend at 3225'ish. Pretty accurate bullet for me in this rifle as well.















Overall, a very impressive bullet in my opinion.

 

[truck driver]

I would say it is very impressive Scotty and it only lost 9.4grs

 

[DrMike]

Very impressive. I do like the A-Frames a lot in my fast cartridges.

 

[JD338]

Looks good. That would put the smack on everything from mice to moose.

JD338

 

[FOTIS]

Nice

 

[LD375]

Real nice brother

Lou

 

[lanman]

Impressive Bullet. They are proud of them to...$$

 

[DrMike]

Impressive Bullet. They are proud of them to...$$

Just bought some--$82 per box. Ouch!

 

[FOTIS]

Can not wait for the 154 test this weekend Scott!

 

[SJB358]

Can not wait for the 154 test this weekend Scott!

I'll have it tee'd up for you Fotis. Heck, for deer hunting I wouldn't mind giving it a shot. It shoots very well with the same load I use for the 160 ABs. It would have to be decisive at 3250!

 

[lhsako]

When I toured the Swift facility back in the 90's they were still using a small plug to close the hole in the Partition. When firing .338 cals into test media, this plug could be seen protruding into the core, signaling a weakness in the Partition.
To your knowledge, has this design been remedied? The media I used was a silty/loam as described by Bob Hagel. I realize that such media is tougher on bullet design. It does however seem to reflect what happens when bone is encountered in my experience.

 

[SJB358]

No idea but every A-Frame has looked the same to me. Great Bullets.