7mm Remington Magnum Bullets and Brass 14 Boxes
Updated September 23, 2026
| Lot number | 1019 |
| Category | Firearms & Militaria |
| Auction | Ferguson Family Ammo, Reloading, and Outdoor Supplies |
| Date | October 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Crawford Auction Service |
| Location | Clinton, Missouri |
Fourteen boxes of 7mm .284 diameter components. Thirteen hold bullets and one holds brass. Labels read two boxes of Sierra 120 grain Spitzer number 1900, Barnes 160 grain flat base X number 28446, Barnes 140 grain boattail X number 28444, Speer Grand Slam 175 grain number 1643, Barnes Tipped TSX 160 grain TTSX BT number 30300, Barnes 175 grain X number 28449, Hornady 139 grain BTSP number 2825, Nosler Partition 140 grain number 16325 and Nosler Partition 175 grain number 35645, one of still factory sealed. The fourteenth box is plain cardboard hand marked REM 7MM MAG BRASS and holds bagged 7mm Remington Magnum cases with the Remington brass card still inside. Several bullet boxes are partial. Barnes X and Nosler Partition are the two bullets 7mm magnum hunters trust on elk, and having brass in the same lot means a buyer can start loading without hunting down cases first. Condition is good with shelf wear and soiled labels, and the brass appears clean and unsplit in the photos. Estimated Value: $250 to $400 from comparable recent sales. Sold as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of this lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Please review all photos before bidding.
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