Lazzeroni-7.21-Firebird?

wildcat

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Hey-guys-I've-been-looking-at-the-Ballistics-of-the-Lazzeroni-7.21-fire-bird.-It-is-very-impressive-7mm-why-don't-people-use-this-round-for-long-range-shooting.-The-brass-is-very-good-and-the-performace-is-the-most-impressive-of-the-7mm's.-I-am-thinking-it's-because-the-brass-is-so-expensive.-I-really-want-to-see-what-you-guys-have-to-say-about-this-round.-It-will-shoot-a-140grn-bullet-out-of-30"-barrel-at-3850-fps-a-150-grn-bullet-at-3750-fps-and-a-160-grn-bullets-at-3650-fps.-I-am-also-thinking-barrel-life-may-be-an-issues.-I-am-thinking-it-will-shoot-the-200grn-Wildcat-VLD-at-around-3250-fps.-What-is-the-reason-for-long-range-shooters-not-using-it?
 
Cost and BS lies that they claim!!

I haven't seen a Lazz that would shoot where they said it would and not ruin brass in one firing.

now they are said to have started using better brass but still for that cost I'd get 338 Lapua and build a 7mmAllen mag!
 
Wildcat-if-it-is-too-good-to-be-true-it-might-not-be-true.
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That-is-what-I-thought.-I-just-wanted-to-hear-what-you-guys-thought.-The-7mm-Allen-Mag-looks-like-an-awesome-round;-but-I-want-to-shoot-bullets-in-the-140-grn-range;-and-I-think-the-7mm-Allen-Mag-is-set-up-for-the-heavier-bullets-like-the-180's-and-200grn's.
 
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