7 mm ammo brand

[Typical]

I need to know what is a good brand and bullet weight for Elk and moose hunting.

According to ballistic 150 grain has the most energy at 200 yards.

What would you guys recommend .

Thanks

[elkhunter11]

I would recommend that you start by specifying an actual cartridge, since 7mm could mean any one of a dozen or so cartridges. As for a suitable bullet, the bullet construction, is far more important than the bullet weight, but in general, most suitable bullets will be in the 140 to 175gr range.

[Typical]

Sorry, What I met is factory load ( Store bought ), 7 MM magnum

[Mike_W]

For the 7mm rem mag Barnes vortex ammo is what my dad finds very accurate in his gun in 160 grains.

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by Typical

Sorry, What I met is factory load ( Store bought ), 7 MM magnum

Just so you know, there is more than one 7mm magnum.

[Ice Fishing Maniac]

Winchester Supreme 160gr Accubonds CT's or the Winchester Supreme Elite XP3's in 160gr get my vote !!

[cujo1969]

Try some fusion ammo good performance and reasonable priced. Shoot very well out of my 270.

[bulletman]

Federal Premium 160 grain Accubond or Partition
Barnes Vor-tex with Barnes Triple Shocks
Remington Hypersonic with 160 grain Core-Lokt Ultra bullets
Winchester XP3
Winchester Power-Max Bonded
Federal Fusion

[Dudes2010]

Originally Posted by Mike_W

For the 7mm rem mag Barnes vortex ammo is what my dad finds very accurate in his gun in 160 grains.

Agreed. Pretty much tack drivers out of my 7mm accumark. deadly bullet large game too! win-Win, if they shoot well out of your rig!
Pricey though!