Barnes Harvest 7mm Rem Mag 150gr – Deadly Sierra Tipped GameKing Hunting Ammo, 3000 fps, 20 Rounds

Description

Barnes Harvest 7mm Rem Mag 150gr ammunition is part of the Barnes Harvest Collection, built for thin-skinned game such as deer, pronghorn and black bear. Barnes loads Sierra’s Tipped GameKing, a polymer-tipped boat-tail hunting bullet known for accuracy and dependable expansion, in the classic 7mm Remington Magnum. The 150 grain bullet has a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.545 and leaves the muzzle at a rated 3000 feet per second with about 2998 foot-pounds of energy, retaining more than 2000 foot-pounds at 300 yards according to Barnes.

Why Hunters Choose This 7mm Rem Mag Hunting Ammo

• 150 grain Sierra Tipped GameKing boat-tail bullet
• G1 BC of 0.545 for a flat trajectory
• Rated 3000 fps and 2998 ft-lbs at the muzzle
• Designed for rapid expansion on thin-skinned game
• Packed 20 rounds per box, Barnes item 32402

Barnes Harvest 7mm Rem Mag 150gr Ballistics

• Muzzle: 3000 fps and 2998 ft-lbs
• 300 yards: 2495 fps and 2074 ft-lbs, per Barnes
• 500 yards: 2188 fps and 1595 ft-lbs, per Barnes
• G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.545

The 7mm Remington Magnum has been one of the most popular magnum cartridges in North America since the 1960s. It shoots flat and hits hard with manageable recoil for a magnum, and a 150 grain bullet is a classic weight for deer-sized game at extended range.

Practice from field positions, build a verified drop chart and understand how wind affects your bullet at each distance before attempting longer shots at game.

Specifications

• Brand: Barnes
• Product Line: Harvest Collection
• Cartridge: 7mm Remington Magnum
• Bullet: Sierra Tipped GameKing
• Bullet Weight: 150 grains
• Bullet Material: Jacketed lead core
• Muzzle Velocity: 3000 fps
• Muzzle Energy: 2998 ft-lbs
• G1 BC: 0.545
• Quantity: 20 rounds
• Barnes Item: 32402
• UPC: 716876500062

Why the Tipped GameKing Works on Deer

The Sierra Tipped GameKing combines a polymer tip with a tapered jacket and lead core. The tip improves the ballistic coefficient and starts expansion, while the jacket controls how quickly the bullet opens so it can reach the vitals. On whitetail and mule deer, that produces fast, visible results and short tracking jobs.

Because it is a lead-core bullet, it expands more readily than a copper bullet at lower velocities, which suits it to thin-skinned game at a range of distances. For elk and moose, many hunters prefer a bonded or copper bullet, so choose the right tool for your hunt.

Barnes has built bullets in Mona, Utah since 1932 and pioneered the all-copper hunting bullet. Its factory ammunition is loaded to the same exacting standards as its component bullets, so you get consistent velocities and tight groups from box to box.

Whitetail, mule deer, pronghorn and black bear hunters who carry a rifle chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum will get the most from this load. Always confirm your rifle is chambered for 7mm Remington Magnum, verify your zero with the same lot you plan to use, and follow all federal, state and local regulations.

Store this ammunition in a cool, dry place in the original box so the lot number stays with it. Before the season or match, shoot groups at 100 yards and confirm your drops at longer distances using the Barnes ballistics above as a starting point, since your rifle’s actual velocity may differ.

Browse the MAG5 Firearms ammunition selection for more rifle loads, and visit Barnes Bullets for full product details.