| Product Type | Ammo |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Federal |
| Condition | New |
| Bullet Weight | 155 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Polymer Tipped |
| Ammo Casing | Steel |
| Quantity | 20 |
| Ammo Caliber | 7mm Backcountry |
| Manufacturer SKU | P7BCTA1 |
| Primer Type | Boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity (fps) | 3300 |
| Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) | 3748 |
| Attracts Magnet | No |
| UPC Barcode | 604544699395 |
| Cost Per Round | $3 per round |
Use Type
Deer Hunting
Elk Hunting
Are you venturing into the backcountry? Good. You’re unlikely to find anyone there who will bother you. But if you’re heading off into the hinterlands with the intention of bothering wild game, then you’d better bring the right ammo for the job: 7mm Backcountry, manufactured by the very same company that invented it.
This cartridge’s Peak Alloy steel case seats Federal’s proven Terminal Ascent bullet. It is a bonded (i.e. extra tough) match-grade (0.586 G1/0.300 G7 BC) bullet with a Slipstream polymer tip that helps flatten its trajectory and promote wider expansion following lower-velocity impact. The Terminal Ascent’s AccuChannel groove does even more to minimize drag, so you can really put the 7mm Backcountry’s famous long-range capabilities to the test!
Federal captured this round’s aforementioned high ballistic coefficients and 3,300 fps muzzle velocity with the aid of a 24” test barrel. We have calculated its ballistic data for you, because that’s the kind of helpful website LuckyGunner.com aspires to be.
0yds: 3,300 fps | 3,749 ft lbs | -3.0”
100yds: 3,136 fps | 3,386 ft lbs | 5.5”
200yds: 2,976 fps | 3,048 ft lbs | 10.5”
300yds: 2,820 fps | 2,737 ft lbs | 11.6”
400yds: 2,669 fps | 2,452 ft lbs | 8.3”
500yds: 2,522 fps | 2,189 ft lbs | 0.0”
600yds: 2,379 fps | 1,949 ft lbs | -13.6”
700yds: 2,241 fps | 1,729 ft lbs | -33.5”
800yds: 2,107 fps | 1,529 ft lbs | -60.2”
900yds: 1,978 fps | 1,347 ft lbs | -94.9”
1000yds: 1,853 fps | 1,182 ft lbs | -138.4”
This cartridge’s Peak Alloy steel case seats Federal’s proven Terminal Ascent bullet. It is a bonded (i.e. extra tough) match-grade (0.586 G1/0.300 G7 BC) bullet with a Slipstream polymer tip that helps flatten its trajectory and promote wider expansion following lower-velocity impact. The Terminal Ascent’s AccuChannel groove does even more to minimize drag, so you can really put the 7mm Backcountry’s famous long-range capabilities to the test!
Federal captured this round’s aforementioned high ballistic coefficients and 3,300 fps muzzle velocity with the aid of a 24” test barrel. We have calculated its ballistic data for you, because that’s the kind of helpful website LuckyGunner.com aspires to be.
0yds: 3,300 fps | 3,749 ft lbs | -3.0”
100yds: 3,136 fps | 3,386 ft lbs | 5.5”
200yds: 2,976 fps | 3,048 ft lbs | 10.5”
300yds: 2,820 fps | 2,737 ft lbs | 11.6”
400yds: 2,669 fps | 2,452 ft lbs | 8.3”
500yds: 2,522 fps | 2,189 ft lbs | 0.0”
600yds: 2,379 fps | 1,949 ft lbs | -13.6”
700yds: 2,241 fps | 1,729 ft lbs | -33.5”
800yds: 2,107 fps | 1,529 ft lbs | -60.2”
900yds: 1,978 fps | 1,347 ft lbs | -94.9”
1000yds: 1,853 fps | 1,182 ft lbs | -138.4”
