Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100

Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100

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Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100
  • Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100
Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100

Hornady 28 Caliber, 7mm (.284 Diameter) Bullets 175 grain Spire Point Box of 100

(SKU:HRN2850)
MPN: 2850
$50.99 $0.51 per piece
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Hornady's traditional line of bullets feature exposed lead tips for controlled expansion and hard-hitting terminal performance. Most have their pioneering secant ogive design — one of the most ballistically efficient profiles ever developed. Most feature Hornady's exclusive InterLock® design — a raised ring inside the jacket that is embedded in the bullet's core that keeps the core and jacket locked together during expansion to retain mass and energy.

  • INNER GROOVES: Strategically weaken the upper section of the jacket, ensuring consistent, controlled expansion, even at long range.
  • TAPERED JACKET: Jacket thickness is precisely controlled for expansion at all velocities.
  • ONE-PIECE CORE: Does not separate like two-piece divided cores. The InterLock® retains more mass and energy for deep penetration and large, consistent wound channels that ensure quick, clean kills.
  • CANNELURE: Provides accurate and consistent crimping and also works with InterLock® ring to ensure the core and jacket remain locked during expansion.
  • INTERLOCK® RING: The raised InterLock® ring is embedded in the bullet's core, ensuring the core and jacket are locked in one piece during expansion to retain mass and energy.

This is not loaded ammunition.

Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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David Wilson
7 mm 175 gn Hornady Interlock Sp

These are great bullets. Very consistant weight and very accurate. I am loading these for 7 mm rem mag. I want something that will penetrate and not blow up on big game. These are it! I may try them in 7-08 and 7 mauser.

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John Anderson
GREAT choice for older military surplus 7x57 rifles

A couple of years ago I bought an old Brazilian Model 1908 Mauser rifle, made by DWM in Germany, and sporterized by some Bubba, including Bishop stock, open sights, and a receiver drilled and tapped for scope mounts. I tried 145 grain bullets was getting 6" plus groups at 100 yds. I was thinking of getting rid of the rifle, but then I read that many older milsurp rifles have 1 :8 1/2 rate of twist, as well as a deep throat, and that decent accuracy is only obtainable with heavier bullets. Sure enough, these heavier bullets now print 1.5" - 2" groups, plenty good enough for a beater rifle. Hornady bullets in other calibers have always performed well for me both on the range and in the field. I will buy more of these when they are back in stock.

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Charles Colvin
Hornady makes great bullets

I shoot the Interlock bullets across a wide variety of calibers and they provide consistent accuracy and deadly performance on game. I shoot these out of my 7x65R drilling and they put deer down with authority. I get great expansion even with a relatively mild muzzle velocity of 2450 fps.
Just the thing for the brush country in MN.
Graf's did a great job getting them to me in the midst of yet another run on reloading supplies. Many thanks!

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Robert Nelsen
Hornady 7mm 175 gr spire pt

I’ve used this bullet with great success in 4 different 7 mm mags shoots 1 hole with 5 rounds at 100 and can cover with a quarter at 200 ! So if your thinking about purchasing this particular bullet ! Pull the trigger

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John Harbeck
Hornady 175 gr. 7mm

Useful with 7mm Mausers in lieu of the old #2855 which Hornady has evidently discontinued, and which was better.

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Gary Patterson
I am testing in my custom built 7mm rem mag

So far so good. I have not used on any game yet so I can't give it a five star rating yet. I push them at 2935 out of a 26" barrel with reloader #25 powder. I have been getting 3" groups at 300yds so far. It will bust a 16oz water bottle every time at 300yds. I believe it will preform well. Thanks Graf &Sons
Gary

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