08-06-2024
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The 195 Berger is the perfect bullet choice when loaded with Retumbo out of the 28 Nosler, They shoot and perform absolutely Awesome.
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Berger 7mm 195 gr Elite Hunter
Sale price
$78.99 USD
Regular price
$85.99
Unit price
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Berger 7mm 195 gr Elite Hunter is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Berger 7mm 195 gr Elite Hunter
Sale price
$78.99 USD
Regular price
$85.99
Unit price
Description
EOL stands for Extreme Outer Limits — Berger's heaviest, highest-BC hunting bullet in the calibre. Long-nose hybrid ogive, so it tolerates seating depth changes far better than a VLD. The trade is length: check it fits your magazine and that your throat has room before you commit to a box.
Its G7 form factor is 0.892. Anything under 1.0 means less drag than the G7 standard, and 0.892 puts this among the more efficient bullets Berger makes — it holds velocity and shrugs off wind better than its weight alone suggests.
Of everything Berger lists in 7 mm, this carries the highest G7 BC. If you are reaching for the far end of what the calibre will do, this is the one.
Check your twist first. Berger specifies a 1:9" minimum for this bullet. Slower than that and you may still get groups, but you will not get the published BC — the bullet has to be fully asleep to fly to its numbers.
Berger
Berger 7mm 195 gr Elite Hunter
Sale price
$78.99 USD
Regular price
$85.99
Unit price
EOL stands for Extreme Outer Limits — Berger's heaviest, highest-BC hunting bullet in the calibre. Long-nose hybrid ogive, so it tolerates seating depth changes far better than a VLD. The trade is length: check it fits your magazine and that your throat has room before you commit to a box.
Its G7 form factor is 0.892. Anything under 1.0 means less drag than the G7 standard, and 0.892 puts this among the more efficient bullets Berger makes — it holds velocity and shrugs off wind better than its weight alone suggests.
Of everything Berger lists in 7 mm, this carries the highest G7 BC. If you are reaching for the far end of what the calibre will do, this is the one.
Check your twist first. Berger specifies a 1:9" minimum for this bullet. Slower than that and you may still get groups, but you will not get the published BC — the bullet has to be fully asleep to fly to its numbers.