The Sellier & Bellot 7mm Remington Magnum SPCE 173 Grain rifle ammunition is engineered for hunting medium to large game. Featuring a Soft Point Cutting Edge (SPCE) projectile, this ammunition delivers controlled expansion while mechanically locking the lead core to the jacket to minimise fragmentation during penetration. The specialised cutting-edge shoulder cuts a clean, circular entry hole through the hide of game animals, assisting with tracking. Each cartridge is loaded into reloadable brass cases fitted with non-corrosive boxer primers.

Key Features:

• SPCE Projectile Design: The semi-jacketed soft point features a sharp jacket groove that locks the copper jacket and lead core together to prevent core-jacket separation.
• Clean Wound Channels: The sharp cutting edge punches clean entrance holes in animal hide to facilitate easy-to-follow blood trails.
• Consistent Ballistics: Delivers a factory-rated muzzle velocity of 2,782 fps (approx. 848 m/s) with a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.376.
• Reloadable Construction: Loaded in standard boxer-primed, reloadable brass casings.

Specifications:

• Calibre: 7mm Remington Magnum
• Bullet Type: SPCE (Soft Point Cutting Edge)
• Bullet Weight: 173 Grains (approx. 11.2 grams)
• Muzzle Velocity: 2,782 fps (approx. 848 m/s)
• Ballistic Coefficient (G1): 0.376
• Ballistic Coefficient (G7): 0.189
• Quantity: 20 rounds per box
• Case Material: Reloadable brass

Who is the Sellier & Bellot 7mm Rem Mag 173gr SPCE for?

• Medium to large game hunters — requires the 173-grain heavy semi-jacketed bullet and 2,782 fps muzzle velocity to provide deep penetration and controlled expansion on game such as red deer, fallow deer, rusa, sambar, and wild boars.
• Medium-range stalkers — relies on a 0.376 G1 ballistic coefficient designed to maintain lethal energy and flat trajectories at standard hunting ranges between 0 and 300 metres.

Less suitable for: Extreme long-range shooting beyond 500 metres or hunting thick-skinned, dangerous game; high-BC boat-tail polymer-tipped match cartridges or monolithic solid copper bullets are better suited to those applications.