Description
For the 7mm hunter building a 140-grain load around the Razorback serrated tip
A 140-grain 7mm bullet is a familiar choice because it can serve many hunting rifles without moving to either end of the weight range. The question this page answers is which construction belongs in that load. The Razorback uses a serrated-tip design with a flat base for the handloader who wants that construction as the starting point for load development.
Choose the Razorback because the serrated tip is the feature you intend to evaluate in your rifle. Choose the Scorpion when you want an open tip, or a Viper when you want an exposed lead-tip soft point. Within this 140-grain group, that construction choice matters more than a generic claim that every bullet solves the same problem.
These bullets are hand swaged in small batches and made to order. This package contains 50 bullets and normally ships within seven business days.
This listing is for component bullets, not loaded ammunition. Cases, primers and powder are not included. Actual accuracy and terminal behavior depend on the completed load, firearm, impact velocity and target medium. Use reputable published data and verify the load in the specific rifle.
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| Cartridge | Powder | Charge | Velocity | COAL | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7mm-08 Rem | Varget | 39.0-41.5 gr | 2600-2750 fps | 2.800" | Sierra Manual |






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