Curious about the 7mm RUM..

[meatyrem]

Finding 7rum data is getting harder but the listed data from before should still be good.
I know they don't list it in the newer hodgdons load book so I think it's still available online
Here is online link to Noslers data on that round

7mm Remington Ultra Magnum Load Data

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Most of the other data is online.
Vihtavuori
Nosler
Berger
Barnes
You'll just have to check out each manufacturer for their data

 

[jared7976]

My 7mm RUM is the best shooting gun/cartridge I have ever shot. I absolutely LOVE that cartridge. (I also own a 300 RUM and had a 375 RUM) I worked up an elk load with 175 grain Bergers and I get 1/2" groups at 500 yards. That cartridge will never be dead in my book.

 

[jared7976]

The long one..
.. I searched the archives and found a few
threads on this cartridge.. Seems interesting .. What were the results of some of you all's experimenting.?? Is it really over bore.?? I saw there may also be some powder issues.. Dies are readily available.. What other problems have surfaced.?
..Second.. Is $693 a good deal on a new Rem SF in that cartridge.??
.. Thanks for any input.. JiNC

 

[jared7976]

If you're talking the Sendero SF, yeah, that's a **** good deal.

 

[jared7976]

The only issue I have ever had is the bullets don't seem to stabilize until 300 yards and I get crappy groups from 140 grain and smaller bullets. These were chambered with a longer throat so heavier bullets work better.

 

[Earnhardt]

If you're talking the Sendero SF, yeah, that's a **** good deal.

Dude...the post you are replying to about a $693 7mm RUM Sendero....is 18 1/2 years old

And yes, even 18 1/2 years ago, $693 was a deal for a Sendero.