7mm Rem mag

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Hello, I just got my new rifle Rem 700 Sendero sf II chambered in 7 Rem mag
I need some input on a good long range load good for black bear and white tail deer.It can be factory or hand load.I will be shooting 600 yds.can anyone help me please???
Thank you for your time
Adamgun)
 
Hello, I just got my new rifle Rem 700 Sendero sf II chambered in 7 Rem mag
I need some input on a good long range load good for black bear and white tail deer.It can be factory or hand load.I will be shooting 600 yds.can anyone help me please???
Thank you for your time
Adamgun)

RL-22 and 160gr nosler accubond loaded to 3000-3050fps

AJ
 
AJ and Willys nailed it right on the head. Hard to beat the 160 gr Accubond, works well from up close to quite a ways out there.

Those are also the first two powders I tried for my 7 SAUM (baby 7 mag). I stuck with the Re 22 just because I got a little more velocity.

Chris
 
Well thank you guys Again.I have to say this site and the people that are here are amongst the kindest that I have ran into on the net THANK you alot!!!.Also one more thing i have my eye on a couple of scopes one is a nightforce 5.5+20 and a super sniper with a fixed 10 power.What is your opinion on the two ????:D:D:D:D
 
Do a search on this thread, it got a lot of responses:

"Goto loads for 7mm REM Mag and 160 Accubonds"
 
180 grain berger over 68 grains of retumbo. 2950 fps. 1/2 inch groups consisitently in a sendero just like yours. jewell trigger and mark 4 scope.
 
For the bear go with 175 grain SGK loaded with 61 grains of RL-22 which should put you at 2900 ft./s muzzle and 3,269 ft. lbs at 600 yds you will be looking at 76" drop bullet going 1,926 ft/s and 1,442 ft. lbs, this should take care of the teddy. (avoid gut shots) for a bamby 175 grain at 600 yards will do as well, going with lighter bullet will decrease impact energy but you will win few feet on ft./s, both creatures wouldn't know a difference Jgood luck
P.S
Going with 160 grain bullet at 600 yards will make 70" drop speed will decrease from 3,075 ft/s muzzle to 1,914 ft./s and energy will be at 1302 ft. lbs, so 175 grain is a way to go, but if your target within 0-300 yards use 160 grain bullet, +300 yards is the break point where 160 grain will loose energy over 175 grain and +500 yard is where speed will dissipate over 175 grain bullet.
 
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180 grain berger over 68 grains of retumbo. 2950 fps. 1/2 inch groups consisitently in a sendero just like yours. jewell trigger and mark 4 scope.


+1

Great set up/ load. I've got a similar gun and it is 1/2MOA out to 300 for sure.

I find my best accuracy is around 2950.

64g RL22 or N560 with 168g Berger shoots well
Accubond..... I'll have to check.
 
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