I swear by my 7 mag and my 35 rem the only 2 calibers that I can count on to drop a deer in its tracks,I use my Belgian made browning bar in 7 mm topped with Swarovski 4x12x50 scope,my 35 rem is a custom build on a browning blr light weight with a 24 inch barrel topped with 2.5x9x40 Nikon pro staff and a gen 4 night vision ad on,I use it for hog hunting,my 7mm ammo is Barnes TSX 160 gr you never have to follow a blood trail they just fall right down
Yo a este rifle le saque entre 12.000 ....y ...15.000 disparos en 25 años. No me desfraudo nunca . El cañon se puso liso como el de una escopeta . Ahi lo licencie .....maravilloso
Depends on where you hit. I recently shot a small deer with a 7mm Mag and hit it right behind one shoulder and out right behind the other. The entry wound was probably about pinky sized, perhaps a bit smaller. The exit you could have thrown a golf ball through. The ribs in the path were smashed badly. However, there isn't a lot of meat on deer ribs. I missed the shoulders entirely which saved the meaty sections there. Had I wanted to save any organs I might have been disappointed. It does some real damage as it goes through. Given the exit wound I'd have to say that if you hit a deer in a meaty section with a 7mm you are going to have a whole lot of instant hamburger that is going to be wasted all over the woods. So, I suppose the answer is - yes. Yes, it can cause significant damage on a deer. Shot placement, as always, is the key here.
Honestly i have shot lots of deer bear and moose with my 7mm. And have shot about 6 deer with my 243 the damage is about the same to be honest...again depends where you hit it..
It’s gonna mess up the area you hit. With a vitals shot, you’ll be fine. I took a quartering shot with mine this year. Through the front shoulder and out behind the opposite, huge exit wound, but I lost maybe 1-2 lbs of meat tops. I’d rather have that than have an animal that doesn’t drop and has to suffer until I hopefully find it or it expires.
I headshot 4 deer this year with a 22.250 that went down harder than that, without so much as a kick.You hit them anywhere but in the rib,s with that, and you don,t have to grind any hamburger,it will do it for you.
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The kinetic energy behind these cartridges just knock em in their tracks
Nice shot and ethical harvest. 7mm mag is an amazing round
This is one reason I bought my 7 mag! Where I live it’s steep terrain. It can be pretty rough if they run down one of those hills.
I swear by my 7 mag and my 35 rem the only 2 calibers that I can count on to drop a deer in its tracks,I use my Belgian made browning bar in 7 mm topped with Swarovski 4x12x50 scope,my 35 rem is a custom build on a browning blr light weight with a 24 inch barrel topped with 2.5x9x40 Nikon pro staff and a gen 4 night vision ad on,I use it for hog hunting,my 7mm ammo is Barnes TSX 160 gr you never have to follow a blood trail they just fall right down
Done deal! Chalk another one up for the 7 Mag. Nice job!
That’s what I like too see the smack down don’t have walk the woods for it
Good job .... quick and clean. Enjoy the venison!
So is $13.87 a good price for hunting rounds 20cnt/box ? Someone let me know
Isaac Nichols thats a really good deal, let me know how it goes
Perty cool ol 7 mag is a beast
Slick head is down.
That's a fawn
Great shot 👍
I’m left handed and the calibers that I want in this Christensen Arms rifle is 7mm rem mag 28 Nosler and 300 win mag would you still take the 7mm?🤯🔫💣
Yo a este rifle le saque entre 12.000 ....y ...15.000 disparos en 25 años. No me desfraudo nunca . El cañon se puso liso como el de una escopeta . Ahi lo licencie .....maravilloso
good job!
How many yards was that deer?
Is the meat damage very bad with this round
Depends on where you hit. I recently shot a small deer with a 7mm Mag and hit it right behind one shoulder and out right behind the other. The entry wound was probably about pinky sized, perhaps a bit smaller. The exit you could have thrown a golf ball through. The ribs in the path were smashed badly. However, there isn't a lot of meat on deer ribs. I missed the shoulders entirely which saved the meaty sections there. Had I wanted to save any organs I might have been disappointed. It does some real damage as it goes through. Given the exit wound I'd have to say that if you hit a deer in a meaty section with a 7mm you are going to have a whole lot of instant hamburger that is going to be wasted all over the woods. So, I suppose the answer is - yes. Yes, it can cause significant damage on a deer. Shot placement, as always, is the key here.
What round did he use?
And don’t say 7mm. I mean which 7mm round. It makes a difference.
Honestly i have shot lots of deer bear and moose with my 7mm. And have shot about 6 deer with my 243 the damage is about the same to be honest...again depends where you hit it..
It’s gonna mess up the area you hit. With a vitals shot, you’ll be fine.
I took a quartering shot with mine this year. Through the front shoulder and out behind the opposite, huge exit wound, but I lost maybe 1-2 lbs of meat tops. I’d rather have that than have an animal that doesn’t drop and has to suffer until I hopefully find it or it expires.
Could you tell where did you hit?
I headshot 4 deer this year with a 22.250 that went down harder than that, without so much as a kick.You hit them anywhere but in the rib,s with that, and you don,t have to grind any hamburger,it will do it for you.