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7mm STW
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<blockquote data-quote="surfr716" data-source="post: 1038062" data-attributes="member: 86450"><p>Having shot both I have to agree with muddy, the stw has it hands down over the 7 rem mag on every aspect except Comercial loads and brass availability, and with nosler stepping in even that benefit is not as great as would seem. If you're willing to pony up the money you can have an amazing source of factory loads and good brass to boot. The reduced flight time, reduced drop and reduced wind deflection of the stw add up in a hurry, you still need to do your part but every little bit counts. I've only shot the stw at paper as of yet, so I can't say it's better on game, but numbers don't lie and one rounds numbers are substantially higher than the others. No disrespect to the rem mag, but comparisons to the stw are a lot like comparing the 280 to the rem mag, there is a difference and I guess you have to ask is it worth it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="surfr716, post: 1038062, member: 86450"] Having shot both I have to agree with muddy, the stw has it hands down over the 7 rem mag on every aspect except Comercial loads and brass availability, and with nosler stepping in even that benefit is not as great as would seem. If you're willing to pony up the money you can have an amazing source of factory loads and good brass to boot. The reduced flight time, reduced drop and reduced wind deflection of the stw add up in a hurry, you still need to do your part but every little bit counts. I've only shot the stw at paper as of yet, so I can't say it's better on game, but numbers don't lie and one rounds numbers are substantially higher than the others. No disrespect to the rem mag, but comparisons to the stw are a lot like comparing the 280 to the rem mag, there is a difference and I guess you have to ask is it worth it. [/QUOTE]
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