7mm mag vs 30.06

30-06 with modern bullets will do anything the 7mag will do, unless you're shooting something 400 yards away.

7mm mag is a smaller bullet moving a lot faster. Lots of recoil. 30–06 is still the best all around hunting cartridge ever made.

Above you can see the difference in windage between a 7mm mag shooting a 162eldx at 2940ft/s (Hornady Precision Hunter load) and a 308win ...

Actually, depending on the grain bullet used the 7 mag may actually have less felt recoil than the 30.06. I think a lot of people are under the ...

Comments19 ; 7mm Rem Mag vs 30-06: It's no longer close... Reloading Weatherby · 26K views ; 300 WSM: Windy day at the range. Reloading Weatherby ...

The 7mag has slightly better ballistics when shooting similar weight bullets (154-150 gr) at 300, and much better past that. The 7mags energy is ...

At closer ranges, the velocity is still civil enough that hunting-type bullets will expand reliably without coming apart. But the '06 still has ...

The .270 shoots flatter and produces less recoil and is therefore theoretically better suited to open plains hunting and smaller game.

which caliber averagly is more accurate and still has some power behind it at long ranges......? The 7mm Mag is more "powerful" at all ranges.

30-06 and 7x57mm Mauser were probably the two most popular cartridges for hunting everything but dangerous game. Both had plenty of punch and ...

I would also throw in 7mm rem mag. Recoil like the 06, trajectory flatter than a .270. Personally, I'm a .270 fan but the 06 has more ...

All three would work just fine. Practice at longer ranges and get used to shooting in windy conditions. Get a laser rangefinder.

300 Win Mag Vs. 7mm Rem Mag Ballistics Chart. 300 Win Mag vs 7mm Rem Mag Ballistics Chart. 7mm Rem Mag Vs. 30-06 Ballistics Chart. 7mm Rem Mag ...

The 7mm PRC is similar to a 7mm Rem Mag, but it can shoot heavier bullets with higher BC's, has no belt which causes problems for reloaders, and ...

30-30 Winchester usually has a speed of roughly 2,200 to 2,700 feet per second, while the .30-06 Springfield logs speeds from about 2,500 to as ...

7mm Rem. Mag. vs. 300 Win. Mag. · Contrary to popular belief, the heavier bullet does not drift less in the wind. · The heavier, larger caliber ...

... 30-06 Springfield, which was once the standard-bearer for ... 7mm Remington Magnum vs. .270 Winchester: Tested and Compared ...

In the 7mm vs 30 caliber debate, which reigns supreme? The .30 offers more energy, but that comes at the expense of added recoil — as much ...

If you opt for the 7mm Rem mag, 300 Mag, or larger - you will not enjoy shooting as much due to recoil without a brake - and will get greatly ...

My vote goes with the 06. I would look into the 7MM Rem Mag as well. Very flat shooting gun and plenty of knockdown power with manageable recoil.