7mm REM Mag 1:9 twist bullet weight/length limit

Summa724

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I have a Remington 700 with a 7mm rem mag 1:9 twist Mcgowen barrel.
Years ago I played around with either the ELDX or accubond long range and it shot horrible. I switched to 150 Accubonds and the thing shoots lights out.
Recently I been considering the 175 partitions. Basically this has been I deer gun for years and want to retire it just for elk hunting. I'd like a heavier bullet to shoot out of it. Max distance would be around that 450 range.
 

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Partitions are not overly long, so your 9" twist will have no problem shooting them.
The weight is not the issue here, it's the length that must be calculated.

I run up to 175's in my 9.25" twist 7STW, but the ABLR is pushing that twist, so I run 168g ABLR. New barrel will have 8" twist, but I have 2 9.25" take off barrels currently.

You could try the Accubond in 160g too.

Cheers
 
Yes that's what I noticed about the partitions was the length. I'll tinker with some load development on the partitions and see what I come up with. Thanks
 
The 175 partition has been great in my 7RM. Both for accuracy and performance on elk and deer. Mine has a 1:9.5 twist
Nice.
Hopefully they come back in stock .
I definitely want to try them.
So far the 150 Accubonds have been great medicine on deer and Pronghorn.
I been playing around with a Weatherby Talon 270 for deer and pronghorn so I can get my 7mm setup strictly for elk.
I got it dialed in. Took a bit of playing around but it's good now.
 
I have a 7RM with a 9 twist Brux barrel originally the plan was to shoot 162 ELDX, could not find the accuracy I was looking for. After some head scratching I stumbled upon 175 ELDX and that is what it likes in front of RL25. A 9 twist appears to be more than capable.
 
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