The traditional middle-weight 7mm-08 hunting lane

The 139-grain class is familiar in the 7mm-08, but familiarity is not proof that it is right for every rifle or job. It is the useful middle lane for hunters who want more mass than 120 grains without moving into the heavier 150- to 175-grain classes.

The Gold Country Scorpion gives that weight a defined purpose through open-tip, flat-base construction with controlled-expansion hunting intent.

Why choose the 139-grain Scorpion for 7mm-08

Traditional balance: a middle-weight option between light-recoil and heavy-for-caliber loads.
Controlled-expansion intent: a hunting design rather than a generic 139-grain component.
Flat-base construction: a clear geometry for loaders to evaluate in the actual rifle.
Small-batch production: hand swaged and made to order.

Specifications

Diameter: .284 inch / 7mm
Weight: 139 grains
Line: Gold Country Scorpion
Profile: open tip
Base: flat base
Primary cartridge: 7mm-08 Remington
Intended use: general-purpose controlled-expansion hunting loads
Manufacturing: hand swaged, small batch and made to order in the USA
Quantity: as configured on this product

This listing is for component bullets, not loaded ammunition. Actual accuracy and terminal behavior depend on the completed load, firearm, impact velocity and target medium.

Continue with the 7mm-08 Remington cartridge guide and 139–140 grain class guide.

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7mm-08 139 grain

7mm-08 Remington 139-Grain Controlled-Expansion Hunting Bullets — Gold Country Scorpion