Federal Trophy Bonded Tip 7mm Remington Magnum 140 grain (Federal part no. P7RTT2) combines bonded construction with a solid copper shank, a boat-tail and a polymer tip. Federal says the toughness and accuracy suit the full spectrum of medium and big game at any practical range. Robust bonding maximizes weight retention, while exterior skiving is cut for optimum expansion. The 140 grain bullet leaves at 3150 fps, and the box holds 20 rounds in nickel-plated cases.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is 7mm Remington Magnum, listed by Federal as 7mm Rem Mag.
• Bullet weight is 140 grains, a lighter bullet that supports a high muzzle velocity.
• The bullet is the Trophy Bonded Tip, a bonded design with a solid copper shank and polymer tip.
• Muzzle velocity is 3150 fps, for a flat trajectory at long range.
• Muzzle energy is 3084 foot-pounds, from Federal’s ballistics table.
• The ballistic coefficient is .430, as listed by Federal.
• Bullet length is 1.356 inches (34.44mm), as listed by Federal.
• Federal lists a terminal performance minimum velocity of 1600 fps, the impact speed the bullet is designed to expand down to.
• The case is nickel-plated brass with a Gold Medal primer, for easy extraction and corrosion protection.
• Each box holds 20 rounds of 7mm Remington Magnum Trophy Bonded Tip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Trophy Bonded Tip tough? Federal cites robust bonding for weight retention and a solid shank for bone-crushing penetration.

Why is the case nickel plated? Federal lists nickel plating for easy extraction and corrosion protection.

How many rounds come in the box? The box holds 20 rounds of 7mm Remington Magnum with the 140 grain Trophy Bonded Tip bullet. Federal lists the usage as big game and long range.

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