284 caliber has always been the perfect ballistic recipe of form, function and accuracy. From settling conflicts in Cuba to fighting off the British in South Africa during the Second Boer War, and from whacking coyotes, deer, elk, moose and bears in North America to stopping man-eating leopards and elephants in Africa, MauserвЂ™s mild-shooting but pesky. ItвЂ™s a rifle cartridge that can practically do anything - and it practically has. To say the 7mm Mauser was a success is an understatement.

Has been used successfully on all game, from varmints all the way up to elephants.Proven inherently accurate in battle and on the hunt.Can be loaded with long, heavy-for-caliber bullets with high sectional density giving it excellent penetration potential.Mild to shoot, nearly any rifleman could master a gun chambered for the cartridge.What's Made The 7mm Mauser Such A Success:

In 1892, Paul Mauser invented the 7x57mm Mauser, and since that day, the firearms world has never been the same. It proved a decisive weapon during the Spanish-American War. The Mauser M1893 was chambered in the 7mm Mauser and adopted by Spain, Mexico and countries in South America.

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