The 7mm RUM just missed first place due to more recoil than the 7mm Weatherby, despite its lighter bullet. Second Place: 7mm Remington Ultra Magnum, 62.2 Points.Although the 28 Nosler exceeds the Weatherby’s once class leading velocity, the Weatherby scored higher overall because it generates a bit less recoil than Nosler’s newcomer and the 7mm RUM. Weatherby has always made powerful hunting cartridges, and the 7mm Weatherby is no exception.
First Place: 7mm Weatherby Magnum, 62.4 Points.Detailed performance figures are summarized in the table at the article’s end. One point for each foot-pound (force) recoil less than 15, and one point deducted for every ft-lbsf greater than 15 with the heaviest bullet tested.One point for every inch less than 12 inches drift at 400 yards, one point deducted for every inch more than twelve.One point for every 25 yards beyond 500 yards for minimum expansion velocity, and one point deducted for every 25 yards less than 500 yards for long-range bullets.One point for every 25 yards beyond 200 yards for minimum expansion velocity, one point deducted for every 25 yards less for normal hunting bullets.For long-range bullets, one point for every 25 yards beyond 500 yards for maximum effective range on medium and large game, respectively, and one point deducted for every 25 yards less than 500 yards.For normal hunting bullets, one point for every 25 yards beyond 200 yards for maximum effective range on medium and large game, respectively, and one point deducted for every 25 yards less than 200 yards.One point for every 10 yards MPBR beyond 200 yards and one point deducted for every 10 yards less than 200.
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