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| European sporters favor long, heavy bullets. Try 170+ grs. for a 7mm bore. |
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| KurtC is correct, the older sporters and military rifles were 1 in 9" to stabilize the long 175 gr. FMJ's and softpoints.
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| Think I am going to try the Sellier & Belot 173 grain factory load. I don't know how good that "semi-wadcutter" type bullet is on whitetail size game but, I know how to find out. |
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