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Have shot probably 1/2 dozen Kudu to ranges out to 300 yds with my 7x57 with 175gr Nosler Partitions.I would have no hesitation using it on Wildebeest or anything similar sized.


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I took my 300 RUM to Africa shooting 200gr nosler pertitions. I killed 4 animals with it. longest shot was 280yds.


So,.. were you using 7mm bullets, using 7mm ammo in the gun, or what? Wink

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I shot a 60" (green score) kudu in RSA with a 7x57 and a shiras moose in Washington with the same gun.


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On a recent pg safari, I used a 280 rem for the first time. I loaded 175 grain Swift A-Frames over a mild load of R-19 for 2563 fps, really about 7x57 velocity. I shot a 60" Kudu at 280 yds. the bullet broke both shoulders and kept on going and the bull was DRT. I shot a Zebra stallion, frontal chest shot @50 yds, DRT. Next was a nice Gembock at 120 yds -bang/flop. My wife used the rifle and shot a beautiful 57" Kudu bull @100yds, he ran about 75 yds for a finishing shot, but he was just dead and did not know it. All of the above animals were pass-thru's, no bullet recovered excepting the Zebra. My alltime favorite is the 7x57, but I like all of the non-magnum 7mms, they just do everything really well, without a lot of fuss and bother.


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I've shot four Cape Kudu, Eland, Zebra, Nilgai and lot of hogs with a little Remington model 7 7-08. Now wait for it--- Remington Core-Lok 140 grain.

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290# pig 7 rem mag


 
Posts: 1125 | Location: near atlanta,ga,usa | Registered: 26 September 2001Reply With Quote
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Just recently returned from Zim. My 15 yr old daughter took a fine Zebra, 3 large bush pigs and a warthog wioth her 7x57 with 175 gr Grand Slams. All 1 shot kills.
 
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I have taken Nilgai, Eland, one cape buffalo, partook in a Hippo shooting with the 7x57..I observed a elephant killed with a 7x57 and a heart or lung shot..He ran about 100 or 150 yards and died..pretty impressive.


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