Cartridge Origins and Foundations The Seven Millimeter-Zero Eight Remington The 7mm-08 Remington, born from the favored .308 Winchester, enjoys a heritage rooted in army and sporting purposes. Launched within the nineteen eighties, it rapidly gained traction for its accuracy and effectivity. The choice to “neck down” the .308 Winchester case, lowering the bullet diameter to … Read more
A Look at the 7mm Cartridge Heritage The seven-millimeter caliber offers a compelling blend of attributes, making it a popular choice for hunters and shooting enthusiasts. The term “seven-millimeter” refers to the approximate diameter of the bullet. This caliber boasts a generally favorable balance of bullet weight, velocity, and ballistic characteristics. This balance translates to … Read more
A Tale of Two Cartridges: Unveiling Their Origins The Rise of the 7mm PRC The biting wind whispers through the high alpine passes, carrying the scent of pine and the promise of adventure. You’ve spent countless hours preparing, honing your skills, and selecting the perfect rifle for the hunt. But the journey to success doesn’t … Read more
Understanding the 7mm Cartridge Before examining the Winchester Ballistic Silvertip, it’s essential to understand the foundation it’s built upon: the 7mm cartridge. The 7mm designation refers to the bullet’s diameter, which is approximately 7 millimeters (0.284 inches). This caliber has a rich history, with various 7mm cartridges developed for both military and sporting purposes. The … Read more
