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Hornady
The Hornady ELD-X 7mm .284 175-grain bullet is purpose-built for hunters who demand serious ballistic performance across a wide range of hunting distances. These component bullets deliver the same advanced engineering found in Hornady's factory ammunition—a heat-resistant polymer tip (Heat Shield), high ballistic coefficient, and controlled expansion designed to work reliably whether you're shooting at moderate ranges or pushing out past 400 yards. If you're handloading for 7mm magnums, short magnums, or standard 7mm cartridges, the ELD-X gives you match-grade accuracy potential with lethal, consistent performance.
The Heat Shield tip is the key innovation here. Conventional polymer tips can degrade in flight due to aerodynamic heating, especially at extended range—a problem that becomes more pronounced in high-BC bullets pushed to distance. Hornady's heat-resistant compound holds its shape, ensuring consistent meplat (tip) geometry from bullet to bullet and lot to lot, which translates to better accuracy and velocity stability downrange. At closer ranges (0–400 yards), the ELD-X expands progressively as it penetrates, with the thin nose section peeling back while the InterLock ring keeps jacket and core bonded together. At extended range (400+ yards), the Heat Shield tip drives rearward into the nose cavity to initiate expansion at lower velocities, resulting in controlled mushrooming and high weight retention for deep, lethal penetration.
These are component bullets—you'll be loading them into your own cartridges. With a 175-grain weight and designed for heavy-caliber maximum ballistic coefficient, they're engineered for precision rifle hunting where consistency, range capability, and clean kills matter. Whether you're building match-accuracy hunting loads for elk, deer, or long-range competition, the ELD-X 7mm offers the terminal performance and aerodynamic efficiency serious handloaders expect from modern hunting ammunition engineering.
| Caliber | 7mm (.284) |
| Weight | 175 grains |
| Bullet Type | ELD-X (Extremely Low Drag-Expanding) |
| Product Code | 2841 |
| Form | Component bullets (loose) |
The 175-grain ELD-X .284 is compatible with standard and magnum 7mm cartridges, including the 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm WSM, 7mm-08, and other .284-bore rifles. Always consult published reloading data and your rifle's specifications before developing loads.
Hornady's heat-resistant polymer tip maintains its shape during flight, preventing the melting and deformation that conventional polymer tips can experience, especially in high-BC bullets shot at extended range. This consistency improves accuracy and ballistic coefficient, particularly at 400+ yards where aerodynamic heating becomes a factor.
At moderate ranges (0–400 yards), the thin nose section peels back progressively during penetration, with the InterLock ring binding the core to the jacket. At extended range (400+ yards), where velocities are lower, the Heat Shield tip drives backward into the nose cavity to initiate expansion, resulting in a controlled mushroom and high retained weight for deep penetration.
These are component bullets sold loose for handloading. You will load them into cartridge cases using your own reloading equipment and published load data for your specific 7mm cartridge.
Hornady
The Hornady ELD-X 7mm .284 175-grain bullet is purpose-built for hunters who demand serious ballistic performance across a wide range of hunting distances. These component bullets deliver the same advanced engineering found in Hornady's factory ammunition—a heat-resistant polymer tip (Heat Shield), high ballistic coefficient, and controlled expansion designed to work reliably whether you're shooting at moderate ranges or pushing out past 400 yards. If you're handloading for 7mm magnums, short magnums, or standard 7mm cartridges, the ELD-X gives you match-grade accuracy potential with lethal, consistent performance.
The Heat Shield tip is the key innovation here. Conventional polymer tips can degrade in flight due to aerodynamic heating, especially at extended range—a problem that becomes more pronounced in high-BC bullets pushed to distance. Hornady's heat-resistant compound holds its shape, ensuring consistent meplat (tip) geometry from bullet to bullet and lot to lot, which translates to better accuracy and velocity stability downrange. At closer ranges (0–400 yards), the ELD-X expands progressively as it penetrates, with the thin nose section peeling back while the InterLock ring keeps jacket and core bonded together. At extended range (400+ yards), the Heat Shield tip drives rearward into the nose cavity to initiate expansion at lower velocities, resulting in controlled mushrooming and high weight retention for deep, lethal penetration.
These are component bullets—you'll be loading them into your own cartridges. With a 175-grain weight and designed for heavy-caliber maximum ballistic coefficient, they're engineered for precision rifle hunting where consistency, range capability, and clean kills matter. Whether you're building match-accuracy hunting loads for elk, deer, or long-range competition, the ELD-X 7mm offers the terminal performance and aerodynamic efficiency serious handloaders expect from modern hunting ammunition engineering.
| Caliber | 7mm (.284) |
| Weight | 175 grains |
| Bullet Type | ELD-X (Extremely Low Drag-Expanding) |
| Product Code | 2841 |
| Form | Component bullets (loose) |
The 175-grain ELD-X .284 is compatible with standard and magnum 7mm cartridges, including the 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm WSM, 7mm-08, and other .284-bore rifles. Always consult published reloading data and your rifle's specifications before developing loads.
Hornady's heat-resistant polymer tip maintains its shape during flight, preventing the melting and deformation that conventional polymer tips can experience, especially in high-BC bullets shot at extended range. This consistency improves accuracy and ballistic coefficient, particularly at 400+ yards where aerodynamic heating becomes a factor.
At moderate ranges (0–400 yards), the thin nose section peels back progressively during penetration, with the InterLock ring binding the core to the jacket. At extended range (400+ yards), where velocities are lower, the Heat Shield tip drives backward into the nose cavity to initiate expansion, resulting in a controlled mushroom and high retained weight for deep penetration.
These are component bullets sold loose for handloading. You will load them into cartridge cases using your own reloading equipment and published load data for your specific 7mm cartridge.
