Jan 31, 2006 #1 B barefooter19 Beginner Jan 30, 2006 5 0 Dose anyone have good load data for the 7mm rem mag. Let hear them . :?:
Jan 31, 2006 #2 F fredj338 Beginner Feb 4, 2005 247 0 I like RL22 & IMR7828 in my 7mag w/ 150-175gr bullets. If you drop to the 140gr, H4831sc works great.
I like RL22 & IMR7828 in my 7mag w/ 150-175gr bullets. If you drop to the 140gr, H4831sc works great.
Jan 31, 2006 #3 D darkknight Beginner Sep 14, 2005 5 0 160 gr. Partition over 63 gr. IMR 4831. Thats my favorite. Shoots sub MOA in two rifles I've had. Its a max load though so work up to it.
160 gr. Partition over 63 gr. IMR 4831. Thats my favorite. Shoots sub MOA in two rifles I've had. Its a max load though so work up to it.
Feb 4, 2006 #4 J john-brennan Beginner Oct 1, 2005 48 0 If you can find some, my brother and i use 81gr H870 with 160 gr. Partition for 3125fps and great accuracy, a good low pressure powder
If you can find some, my brother and i use 81gr H870 with 160 gr. Partition for 3125fps and great accuracy, a good low pressure powder
Feb 13, 2006 #5 R roysclockgun Handloader Dec 17, 2005 736 1 7mmRemMag, 140gr AccuBond, 70gr of IMR7828, Federal 215 primers, Winchester brass. Worked well on mule deer and pronghorn.
7mmRemMag, 140gr AccuBond, 70gr of IMR7828, Federal 215 primers, Winchester brass. Worked well on mule deer and pronghorn.
Feb 16, 2006 #6 X X ring 7mag Beginner Dec 14, 2005 40 0 64 grains of IMR4831 and a 150 nosler of your choice. i'm partial to the Partition for a hunting situation, and the BT for bench shooting. Both rounds fly about the same...tack drivers!
64 grains of IMR4831 and a 150 nosler of your choice. i'm partial to the Partition for a hunting situation, and the BT for bench shooting. Both rounds fly about the same...tack drivers!
Feb 16, 2006 #7 T Tom1911 Beginner Dec 29, 2005 97 0 barefooter19, What is your intended application?
