7mm rem mag 150 grain fusion hunting

[elterrible]

anyone have experience hunting with this round i recently got a 7mm rem mag in a remington 700 sps stainless bought a box of these it was the cheapest option for factory ammo i had available to get on paper and maybe use a premium round to hunt with after i shot this box off but i got a good 1.25 inch group at 100 yards in not the best conditions and not the steadiest rest which is really good plan on upgrading the stock but not anytime soon which will improve accuracy but for the price are these good loads im new to using the 7mm rem mag calibre these fusion 150 grain has good b.c and accurate enough in this rifle. i mostly hunt mule deer and on occasion moose .

 

[pinkmoon]

They are a bonded bullet that are priced competitively . They will most certainly work on pretty much any North American game if chambered in the appropriate caliber .
The only downside to these bullets is that they will introduce lead into whatever it is that you shoot. Bonded bullets such as the federal fusion will hold up well and spill less lead then a jacketed lead bullet. IMHO I think that a premium ( and more expensive ) lead free bullet is ideal for any game you are going to eat. Even if I shoot a bear , deer and moose each year that is still very few rounds to expend even if I include a few to confirm zero.
Others will have their own opinions on this but I prefer to not feed any lead to my family or guests even if it is a small amount

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[black powder]

exactly pinkmoon that is why i use BARNES VOR-TX 140 gr copper bullets in my 7 mm Rem mag ..for hunting ...

 

[PatchRat]

To answer your question, those bullets will work great for you. As for the lead issue, that's up to you. I've never seen it as that much of a problem.

.... oh, hey, another nosebleed..... weird....

 

[Eagleye]

In actual fact, the most dangerous lead for us humans is airborne lead dust and some lead compounds.
Inhaling these will cause the lead in our blood to escalate noticeably.
Most of those particles that show up on the scan will simply pass through our digestive tract without
being altered during the trip. The true danger from lead fragments in the meat are vastly overblown. D.