ghklr67
Active Member
I know I'm probably opening a can of worms, but wondering if anyone has used sst't and Long range accubonds in a 7mm mag. And which they prefer and why, please limit the answers to these 2 bullets.
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SST vs LRAB
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I'm a SST FAN for whitetail deer,
7/08 139gr. 7RM 154gr.
Very easy to load ( tune) .
Usually drops them like a bag of Hammers.
7/08 139gr. 7RM 154gr.
Very easy to load ( tune) .
Usually drops them like a bag of Hammers.
levers4life
Well-Known Member
I haven't run the LRAB's but I do run 162gr SST's in my 7 Mag with excellent results. Easy load development, great accuracy, excellent results on game. I've taken Mule Deer, Axis, Hogs and Whitetail with this load. And they're cheap.....
willtim
Well-Known Member
My 7mm RM loves 175 grain LRAB's. RL 22 if you can find it.
std7mag
Well-Known Member
I shoot both in my 7mm RM.
The SST for trigger time ABLR for long range practice & hunting.
The Noslers are more accurate (group tighter especially at long range) and hold together well.
Mayhaps a bit too well.
Where as the SST seems to do a LOT more damage.
For the record, i shoot mostly Nosler Ballistic Tips for hunting.
The SST for trigger time ABLR for long range practice & hunting.
The Noslers are more accurate (group tighter especially at long range) and hold together well.
Mayhaps a bit too well.
Where as the SST seems to do a LOT more damage.
For the record, i shoot mostly Nosler Ballistic Tips for hunting.
On any kind of critter? Or something in particular?
As well, to what ranges do you yearly take your game?
ghklr67
Active Member
Deer, usually out to no more than 300-350 yards, I've shot further but it's rare
