The 7mm Remington Magnum is a powerhouse cartridge, and with these default settings - a G1 drag model, .392 ballistic coefficient, and 160-grain bullet traveling at 2,940 fps - you're looking at a flat-shooting round that'll reach out there with authority. Zeroed at 100 yards, this setup is ideal for everything from elk hunting in the Rockies to precision shooting at the range.

But every rifle and load combination shoots a bit differently, and conditions can vary quite a bit depending on where you're hunting or shooting. That's why we've made it easy to customize these calculations to your specific setup. Whether you're dealing with a crosswind on a mountain ridge or shooting at elevation, just punch in your wind speed and angle, shooting angle, and environmental conditions like temperature and pressure to get dialed in.

Check out the trajectory chart and table below to see how this round performs at different ranges. We've set the step size to 25 yards to give you a detailed look at bullet drop and energy all the way out to 500 yards. Ready to see how your particular load stacks up? Just hit the Modify Calculation button below and input your specific data. It's that simple to get precise trajectory info tailored to your exact setup and conditions.