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WingstoTailsTaxidermy
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hey guys I have some 195 grn .284 7mm bullets from BG royal bonded hunting bullets.
but I can not find any reloading info on them how can I load thies SAFELY. any one know of this companythere is a name on the box Bruce Grout 650 368 5289 but I never get an answer any help would be great Jim W


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Posts: 5 | Location: Port Orchard Washington | Registered: 12 June 2006Reply With Quote
DuaneinND
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Barnes used to make 180-190gr bullets for the 7MM- it might not hurt to try them to see if they have any data. There are some conputer programs that will help calculate a load for you.
 
Posts: 869 | Location: N Dakota | Registered: 29 December 2003Reply With Quote
MontMike
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Try Steve's pages he has plenty of 195 loads.

http://stevespages.com/284.html

Not sure which version you are using, but he has quite a few listed.



 
Posts: 322 | Location: Three Forks, Montana | Registered: 02 June 2005Reply With Quote
Jay Johnson
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WingstoTailsTaxidermy

Are these Round nose or Spirepoints?
What are you going to be shooting them in?
If it is a 9 1/4 twist I serious doubt they are going to stablize.
 
Posts: 1679 | Location: Renton, WA. | Registered: 16 December 2005Reply With Quote
WingstoTailsTaxidermy
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Spitzer small open tip
700 BDL 7mm rem. Mag. just thought they would be good for elk and bear, I got them gave to me from a 30 06 shooter. This guy swears you must use a 30cal or 180grn 0r more bullet to kill elk, moose, and bear.
(I know this is not true but to save an argument I took them) and thought heck I have them use them. I was wondering about tumbling they are long.


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Posts: 5 | Location: Port Orchard Washington | Registered: 12 June 2006Reply With Quote
WingstoTailsTaxidermy
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Originally posted by MontMike:
Try Steve's pages he has plenty of 195 loads.

http://stevespages.com/284.html

Not sure which version you are using, but he has quite a few listed.



Nice site wow thanks Jim W thumb


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Posts: 5 | Location: Port Orchard Washington | Registered: 12 June 2006Reply With Quote
Jay Johnson
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Originally posted by WingstoTailsTaxidermy:
Spitzer small open tip
700 BDL 7mm rem. Mag. just thought they would be good for elk and bear, I got them gave to me from a 30 06 shooter. This guy swears you must use a 30cal or 180grn 0r more bullet to kill elk, moose, and bear.
(I know this is not true but to save an argument I took them) and thought heck I have them use them. I was wondering about tumbling they are long.


You might get lucky give them a try. Let us know if they work for you. But my Remington shoots 160-62 the best of anything in the larger 7MM bullets and they have collected their share of Elk.
 
Posts: 1679 | Location: Renton, WA. | Registered: 16 December 2005Reply With Quote
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Barnes makes (made??) a 7mm, 195-grainer in the Original line. Both Barnes manuals I have contain loading data for these bullets.......


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