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  • Do you want SAUM Brass

    Votes: 122 68.2%

  • Do you use SAUM Brass

    Votes: 140 78.2%

  • Would you use SAUM Brass if Available

    Votes: 125 69.8%
  • Total voters
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Copper Rose Non Lead Projectile - 7mm/.284 (143 Grain) — McGuire Ballistics

Proudly Made in the USA US Patent Pending 17/549,346 Non Lead/ Lead Free 7mm/284 Recommended Twist Rate 1:9 Grain Weight: 143 Estimated Ballistic Coefficient: G1 .580-G7.297 Projectile Length: 1.450 Minimum Expansion Velocity: Single Feed 1900FPS/Magazine Feed 2200FPS Magazine Sensitive/Si
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wvbearhunter said:
How did I miss out on this? Is brass still available?
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300 SAUM Brass

We have partnered with ADG for a limited production run of 300 SAUM brass. We are offering 50 count packs in their hard boxes for 99.50 each. Shipping will generally be $25 per order. Production will begin 9/20 and product is expected to be completed, packaged and shipped out to our location...
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.300 RSAUM... Love it, I've used the .300 RSAUM for years in my custom M700 LR rifle. If you like the .308 Win you've gotta like the .300 RSAUM pretty much for all the same reasons and much more velocity. Just my 0.2 Cheers

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Roughrice said:
Looks like you got it on a LA where you can stretch them out too!
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Roughrice,
Yep, it works great with the longer better bullets 180gr and up in the LA, however, I think if a guy stayed in the 175gr and lighter the SA would work just fine, it's all about the accuracy for me and the .300 RSAUM... like the .308 Win is an inherently accurate cartridge in my book, well, it's been that way for me anyway. ;) 🫡 Cheers
 
I put my 7 SAUM and the 145 LRX to work this past week in Wyoming. Shot this bull at 420 yards. A few days later, took my son out on a quick deer hunt. Dropped this buck in his tracks at 350. The next morning, my brother in law used my rifle to drop this buck at 580 yards. Definitely enjoying the performance of this round.

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