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Old 12-14-2007, 07:59 PM
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heavy bullets with 7STW

Guys

i am looking at maybe buying a 7STW but i was wondering how they shoot with the haevy bullets 195 grns
or should i look at a 300 ultra instead

i want to shoot heavy bullets for moose hunting
Tx Qaq
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Old 12-14-2007, 08:22 PM
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It shoots flatter then the 300 RUM with less recoil and higher BC bullets. I think I will go with one for my next barrel. I saw a load on a custom rifle website, 140 grain bullets at 3400 fps. If I could get this, it would be the ultimate load out to 500 yards. Beyond that a 180 grain Berger at 3200 fps is mighty flat.
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Old 12-14-2007, 10:23 PM
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ive never shot any thing heavier than 160''s in my two stw''s,
they flew great a 1,000 yds. 7 mm are twisted at 1-9.25 or 1-9 , those twists mite work with the 195's.
the 300 u/mags a great round too!. try shooting both before you buy.
lite bullets turn inside out with this much power and often fragment to nothing. regards jjmp
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Old 12-14-2007, 11:04 PM
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I would buy the 7 MM STW

I have been looking for an 7 MM STW . I
have bought one Sendero . an I had another one Built . .

I love them for long range Hunting .

If you reload you will enjoy it more .

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Old 12-14-2007, 11:19 PM
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Redbone

that's what i am looking for a sendero 7stw, i noticed there is one on gunbroker but i am not sure if i can get it accross the border i have never bought a gun in the states yet i guess it can be done but at what cost????
for that reason i did not bid on it

i do reload and i was looking at the barnes 195 grn but notice that sinclair has 180 bergers that sound pretty good

i shot lots of moose with 180 grn although it was from a 30 cal
tx Qaq
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Old 12-15-2007, 11:08 AM
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Guys
i am looking at maybe buying a 7STW but i was wondering how they shoot with the haevy bullets 195 grns
or should i look at a 300 ultra instead
i want to shoot heavy bullets for moose hunting
Tx Qaq
I have a close to a twin cartridge to the STW, the 7mm Dakota.
I have exclusively used Richard Graves 200 grain Wildcat with great success. I haven't hunted moose with them, but they have done a great job on elk sized critters on down to coyotes.
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Old 12-15-2007, 11:28 AM
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What velocities do you get with the 200 grainer, and what twist barrel? Whats the BC of the bullet?
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