
Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
Fort Scott Munitions 7mm-08 Rem ammunition represents a purpose-built approach to hunting and precision rifle shooting. This load pairs a 120-grain solid copper projectile with Fort Scott's proprietary Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) design, engineered to deliver controlled expansion on game without traditional lead cores. The 7mm-08 Remington cartridge itself is a proven medium-range hunting round, offering manageable recoil and effective energy for deer and similar-sized game, making this ammunition well-suited for hunters who value both performance and shot placement consistency.
The solid copper construction offers several practical advantages for the field. Copper ammunition tends to retain weight through bone and heavy muscle better than conventional designs, and these projectiles are spun (not tumbled randomly) during manufacture for consistent ballistics. Fort Scott's TUI mechanism is intended to tumble upon impact with soft tissue, a departure from traditional expanding bullets—this approach aims to deliver energy dump and wound channels that favor controlled penetration over extensive fragmentation.
Each box contains 20 rounds, making this a practical quantity for hunters planning a season or shooters building a load ladder. If you're already familiar with 7mm-08 ballistics and handloading data, or if you're comparing performance against factory loads from other manufacturers, Fort Scott's engineering and material choices position this as a thoughtful alternative to conventional ammunition. The 120-grain weight sits in the lighter end of the 7mm-08 spectrum, which some shooters prefer for higher velocities and flatter trajectories at typical hunting ranges.
| Caliber | 7mm-08 Remington |
| Bullet Weight | 120 grains |
| Bullet Material | Solid Copper Spun |
| Bullet Design | Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Brand | Fort Scott Munitions |
Fort Scott's TUI design uses a solid copper projectile engineered to tumble and fragment upon impact with soft tissue, rather than relying on conventional mechanical expansion. The goal is controlled energy transfer and wound channel creation with reduced over-penetration. It's a different approach than hollow-point or soft-point designs, intended to balance stopping power with shot placement discipline.
Yes. The 7mm-08 Remington is an established medium-range hunting cartridge, and Fort Scott's 120-grain loading is within typical performance ranges for deer hunting. Always verify compliance with local game regulations, which may restrict ammunition type or energy thresholds by species and region.
Solid copper construction means the projectile contains no lead core—it's manufactured entirely from copper. The spun process indicates the projectiles are shaped and hardened through a spinning/forming process rather than casting, which can improve consistency in shape and hardness for more reliable ballistics.
The 120-grain projectile sits at the lighter end of typical 7mm-08 offerings. Lighter bullets generally produce higher velocities and flatter trajectories at distance, but less inherent kinetic energy than heavier options. Load selection depends on your intended range, game, and rifle preference—check the manual for your specific firearm to ensure compatibility and safe performance.

SKU: 119718672 • Width: 3.3in • Height: 1.5in • Depth: 6.3in • Weight: 1.12oz





Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
Fort Scott Munitions 7mm-08 Rem ammunition represents a purpose-built approach to hunting and precision rifle shooting. This load pairs a 120-grain solid copper projectile with Fort Scott's proprietary Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) design, engineered to deliver controlled expansion on game without traditional lead cores. The 7mm-08 Remington cartridge itself is a proven medium-range hunting round, offering manageable recoil and effective energy for deer and similar-sized game, making this ammunition well-suited for hunters who value both performance and shot placement consistency.
The solid copper construction offers several practical advantages for the field. Copper ammunition tends to retain weight through bone and heavy muscle better than conventional designs, and these projectiles are spun (not tumbled randomly) during manufacture for consistent ballistics. Fort Scott's TUI mechanism is intended to tumble upon impact with soft tissue, a departure from traditional expanding bullets—this approach aims to deliver energy dump and wound channels that favor controlled penetration over extensive fragmentation.
Each box contains 20 rounds, making this a practical quantity for hunters planning a season or shooters building a load ladder. If you're already familiar with 7mm-08 ballistics and handloading data, or if you're comparing performance against factory loads from other manufacturers, Fort Scott's engineering and material choices position this as a thoughtful alternative to conventional ammunition. The 120-grain weight sits in the lighter end of the 7mm-08 spectrum, which some shooters prefer for higher velocities and flatter trajectories at typical hunting ranges.
| Caliber | 7mm-08 Remington |
| Bullet Weight | 120 grains |
| Bullet Material | Solid Copper Spun |
| Bullet Design | Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Brand | Fort Scott Munitions |
Fort Scott's TUI design uses a solid copper projectile engineered to tumble and fragment upon impact with soft tissue, rather than relying on conventional mechanical expansion. The goal is controlled energy transfer and wound channel creation with reduced over-penetration. It's a different approach than hollow-point or soft-point designs, intended to balance stopping power with shot placement discipline.
Yes. The 7mm-08 Remington is an established medium-range hunting cartridge, and Fort Scott's 120-grain loading is within typical performance ranges for deer hunting. Always verify compliance with local game regulations, which may restrict ammunition type or energy thresholds by species and region.
Solid copper construction means the projectile contains no lead core—it's manufactured entirely from copper. The spun process indicates the projectiles are shaped and hardened through a spinning/forming process rather than casting, which can improve consistency in shape and hardness for more reliable ballistics.
The 120-grain projectile sits at the lighter end of typical 7mm-08 offerings. Lighter bullets generally produce higher velocities and flatter trajectories at distance, but less inherent kinetic energy than heavier options. Load selection depends on your intended range, game, and rifle preference—check the manual for your specific firearm to ensure compatibility and safe performance.
SKU: 119718672 • Width: 3.3in • Height: 1.5in • Depth: 6.3in • Weight: 1.12oz
