7mmRemmy with 139gr Interbonds

[ruger243223]

what do you all think of this. I normally would use a TSX but going for economy. Or even the 120gr Ballistic tip. Out of the 2 minus the TSX which would you use. Whitetail and hogs. Occasional yote. HAPPY HUNTING

 

[Washington Hunter]

I think the 139 Interbond would do just fine. If I were to go with a BT, I would go 160 grain.

 

[Bambistew]

Look at Nosler Accubonds too. Cheaper than the interbonds, and shoot as well as BT, while performing nearly identical to a partition. Excellent bullet. I've taken 10 animals with them so far, and its all I load in all my rifles at this point. A box of 50 runs about $14-18

 

[noharleyyet]

I use the inter (154 7mm) & accu (140- 270 wsm)-bondeds...both accurate & sturdy. Prefer the bondeds over the bt's.

 

[T Bone]

for whitetail and pigs, any cup and core bullet will kill em dead IMO, provided you can shoot them in the vitals.

Premium bullets come into there own own bigger animals such as elk, moosies, and european swallows.

 

[Gunner46]

I've used 150 BT's in both my 7 Mag and 7mm/08 for many, many, many years. A U-Haul of deer and pigs have gone down very nicely...Thank You!

 

[snuffy1]

Look at Nosler Accubonds too. Cheaper than the interbonds, and shoot as well as BT, while performing nearly identical to a partition. Excellent bullet. I've taken 10 animals with them so far, and its all I load in all my rifles at this point. A box of 50 runs about $14-18

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=364163&t=11082005

http://http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=212322&t=11082005

$35.99/100 for the interbond, compared to $41.98 for 100 accu-bonds.

Of the two, the interbond will retain more weight, expand to a larger frontal area and penetrate a bit less than an accu-bond.

I've used them,(interbonds), in a 7-08, and a .280, all whitetails were bang flops. I also loaded some in 7 mag, but no deer were shot with it.

 

[Bambistew]

Or you can try shootersproshop.com and get them for about $12-14 per 50 for seconds.

I'm sure performance will be very similar, the accubond will likey pentrate a touch more, but I doubt you could see much diffrence.

I've shot a pile of them and I have yet to see any diffrence in performance. I usually buy about 2-300 per order. The prices have gone up some, but not much. I really like the fact that I can buy 300gr Partitions for my 375 for a little more than $20 a box, or thats what they used to be. I bought 300 the last order and figued that would hold me over for a while.

 

[1_pointer]

If just for curiousity, might wanna give the 120gr BT a try. IRRC a picture of a sectioned one on another site showed that it has ALOT of jacket. I think it was beefed up to make some of the silouette shooters happy. One guy even went back to the 140gr BT as he liked it better because it was more explosive. He was hunting smallish deer.