sable tireur
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As has been stated before (above), here is the factory designation for twist rate:
7mm SAUM - 1 in 9 1/4" . . . . . .Remington Model Seven
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As has been stated before (above), here is the factory designation for twist rate:
7mm SAUM - 1 in 9 1/4" . . . . . .Remington Model Seven
He can work from this.
leadpillproductions
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I use 145 lrx rl19 shoots awesome 3150 out the barrel . Just a killer deer elk and moose 440 yards on a moose 2 steps
model seven stock barrel
model seven stock barrel
Monkeywerench1973
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I shoot berger 168 hunting with h4831 3/8 groups 2800fps and barns tsx 160 2925 1/4 groups model700 short action stainless lost accuracy at anything faster in opened up to 3/4 groups
As mentioned, the Model 7 comes with a 1 in 9.25". You can stabilize up to a 180gr Berger with it.
We've shot mostly 160gr Partitions and 162gr SST's out of the 7 RSAUM.
I recently worked up a load for deer for my brother's rifle, it shoots cloverleafs with the 150gr Ballistic Silvertip and 59.5gr of RL19, GM215M and RP brass.
It's a versatile cartridge. I prefer bullets between 160gr and 168gr. Using powders like RL16, RL23, H4831sc, IMR-7977, RL26 and H1000 you will find a great load. You can go heavier with 175gr or 180gr bullets as well. I would not go lighter than a 150gr though.
We've shot mostly 160gr Partitions and 162gr SST's out of the 7 RSAUM.
I recently worked up a load for deer for my brother's rifle, it shoots cloverleafs with the 150gr Ballistic Silvertip and 59.5gr of RL19, GM215M and RP brass.
It's a versatile cartridge. I prefer bullets between 160gr and 168gr. Using powders like RL16, RL23, H4831sc, IMR-7977, RL26 and H1000 you will find a great load. You can go heavier with 175gr or 180gr bullets as well. I would not go lighter than a 150gr though.
