Hrndy Aw 7mmrem 139gr Int Sp 20/

Hornady American Whitetail 7mm Remington Magnum ammunition delivers the stopping power and accuracy needed for ethical, clean harvests on medium to large game. Loaded with a 139-grain Interlock bullet and producing 3,150 feet per second, this 20-round box provides field-proven performance for hunters who demand premium ballistic consistency and reliable terminal performance when it matters most.

The 139-grain Interlock projectile design couples a progressive expansion characteristic with Hornady's bonded-core construction, minimizing core slippage and maintaining weight retention through heavy bone and muscle. The 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge class operates at significantly higher pressure than standard 7mm offerings, translating the 3,150 fps velocity into extended effective range and flatter trajectory than conventional magnum loads. This velocity-to-weight ratio favors longer-range shots—typically 200+ yards—where the bullet's energy retention becomes operationally critical for consistent performance across varying shot angles and impact distances.

Hornady American Whitetail ammunition is engineered for hunters running bolt-action rifles, lever-actions, and semi-automatic platforms chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum. The 20-round per box configuration provides flexibility for stock rotation, practice sessions, and field use without excessive inventory overhead. This cartridge load delivers the velocity and energy signature necessary for whitetail and mule deer hunting across variable terrain, from dense timber to open plains where shot distances exceed 300 yards.

7mm Remington Magnum ammunition remains a standard in North American hunting arsenals due to its balanced recoil-to-performance ratio compared to larger magnum class cartridges. Hornady's quality control, consistent primer ignition, and verified chronograph velocities position American Whitetail as a reliable choice for hunters seeking ammunition that performs predictably across multiple rifle platforms without requiring load development or velocity adjustment between manufacturer batches.