Description
Begin with the individual 7×57 Mauser rifle
A search for 139-grain 7×57 hunting or target bullets can identify a weight class, but it cannot settle fit or the right construction for a particular rifle. This offer is Our Scorpion: a .284-inch hollow/open-tip bullet with a flat base. Its precision-first design gives the handloader a defined bullet to evaluate in that rifle.
The 7×57 Mauser, also known as 7mm Mauser, spans rifles with different chambers, throats, actions and histories. Confirm the exact rifle’s condition and dimensions, as well as seating and magazine fit, before treating this bullet as part of a finished load. Use current published data appropriate to the cartridge and firearm; do not infer a load from another 7mm cartridge or bullet weight alone.
Why choose Scorpion here
Choose Scorpion when its hollow/open-tip and flat-base construction fits the project. Gold Country Viper uses an exposed lead tip with expansion-first intent; Razorback uses a serrated tip with penetration-first intent. Scorpion’s precision-first purpose does not promise accuracy, expansion or a particular field result. If the finished load is meant for hunting, prove its suitability in the actual rifle and intended conditions.
bullet specifications and offer
- Family: Gold Country Scorpion
- Diameter: .284 inch / 7mm
- Weight: 139 grains
- Nose: hollow/open tip
- Base: flat base
- Cartridge doorway: 7×57 Mauser
- Quantity: 50 bullets
- Production: hand swaged in small batches, We make these to order; we normally ship within seven business days
This is an offer for bullets. Cases, primers, powder and loaded ammunition are not included. The same physical 139-grain Scorpion is also offered through a 7mm-08 Remington doorway; this page keeps the 7×57 rifle and its fit questions in view.
Continue with the 7×57 Mauser cartridge guide and the legacy 7mm rifle technical note.
Bullet profile not found for: Gold Country Scorpion 139gr .284
Load data not found for: Gold Country Scorpion 139gr .284



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