7mm PRC – 175 Gr Speer Impact – Remington Premier Long Range (R28829) – 200 Rounds

Hunting elk, mule deer, or sheep where the shot might come at 600 yards? Pick up this 200 round case of Remington Premier Long Range R28829 7mm PRC 175 grain Speer Impact ammo.

The Speer Impact is a bonded, polymer-tipped long range hunting bullet. Most high-BC bullets are built for target shooting and may not expand reliably on game at long range. The Impact solves that. Its tip and internal design start expansion at impact velocities as low as about 1,350 fps, so it still opens up far downrange. At the same time, the bonded core keeps the bullet together on close shots when velocity is high. That gives you one load that works from 50 yards to beyond 800 yards. The sleek profile and boat tail provide a high ballistic coefficient for a flat trajectory and less wind drift. Remington rates this load at 3,000 fps and 3,497 ft-lbs of muzzle energy.

The 7mm PRC was introduced by Hornady in 2022 as a long-action companion to the 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC. It is built to shoot heavy, high-BC 7mm bullets in rifles with fast twist barrels, and it matches or beats the 7mm Remington Magnum while fitting modern long-range designs. It is chambered in rifles like the Bergara B-14, Browning X-Bolt 2, Christensen Arms Mesa and Ridgeline, Savage 110, Ruger Hawkeye, and Seekins Havak. Remington’s Premier Long Range line is built for hunters who practice at distance and want a bullet that performs at every range. Since you should practice with the same ammo you hunt with, a full 200 round case lets you confirm your drops at 500 yards and beyond, check your ballistic app against real impacts, and still have plenty for the trip.

This American-made Remington ammo is new production, brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The fired brass is reloadable. Each box holds 20 rounds, and ten boxes make up this 200 round case. Keep the boxes sealed in a cool, dry place until your next range day or hunt.