Federal does it again 😅

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“Most hunters” probably shouldn’t take a shot past 300yards I’d wager… not on the east coast anyway, luckily for the animals there’s not usually enough clear view to take a shot much further than that. Gravity isn’t the issue it’s the wind holds and people taking stupid shots because muh .300WM

Shot placement has always been king.

I have to wonder how many hunters even have a means of holding off for wind in their reticle?

Same in the South... Most hunters can't hit shit consistently at 100 yards... I watch them all the time at the range, and occasionally sneak a glance through the scope over to check out their "groups", if you can even call them that... Looks like someone shot buckshot downrange.

 

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I would love to know


This is THE only question I have. Different alloy? I mean, they can't change the dimensions of the receivers- too much rides on that standardization.

Or, are they gonna tell us they've always been good for 80,000 psi?

Savage?

https://savagearms.com/news/savage-arms-partners-with-federal-ammunition-on-new-7mm-backcountry-cartridge-introduction

As per my earlier post, total bolt thust on a standard case head diameter at 80,000psi is less than total bolt thrust on a magnum diameter at 65000psi. More meat in the bolt and barrel than magnum diameter too to support itself. If they can't support this cartridge they shouldn't be chambering any magnums and especially not Lapua boltface cartridges.