I was speaking of the bullet: the EOL page was just the easiest way to show them.
Here’s the Berger Link.
http://bergerbullets.com/product/7-mm-195-gr-eol-elite-hunter/
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Is the 7mm Rem Mag the 40 S&W of the Hunting Round World?
- Thread starter Vincent Vega
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I was speaking of the bullet: the EOL page was just the easiest way to show them.
Here’s the Berger Link.
http://bergerbullets.com/product/7-mm-195-gr-eol-elite-hunter/
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The Shorts are cool & all till you start shooting the heavies: no replacement for displacement.
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I still use the 7 mm Rem mag.
But I'm over the hill and out of touch.
Well the great thing about a 7 Mag is you can reach out and touch anything else over the hill..!
Magnum = Equals great marketing to take advantage of ignorant redneck.
It would be my second choice after the 30-06, great hunting round......
I've known quite a few people who hunted with a 7mm Mag and loved it. I've hunted a few times with a borrowed one and had no issues with it, though some people I knew thought it had too much recoil. I mainly hunt with .308 Win now, but if I was going to buy a new rifle for deer it would most likely be a .270.
It is funny that arguably the only two cartridges someone would need to kill any big game on the planet have been around for quite a while:
The 30-06 for the light(er) stuff (1906) and the 375 H&H for the heavy stuff (1912).
What originally prompted my question is that it seems I've seen several rifles in 7mm Rem Mag that I thought were great deals and priced really well but they just sat and no one bought them. If those rifles had been chambered in 6.5 CM, 308 or even 30-06 I bet they would have sold pronto.
