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7×65 R
7×65 R Brenneke · 7 x 65 R
The rimmed counterpart of the 7×64, for break-action rifles (double rifles, drillings, combination guns). Very common in these guns in Central Europe.
The 7×65 R was designed by Wilhelm Brenneke. The rimmed case suits break-action firearms, so it is a common cartridge in double rifles, drillings and combination guns.
The CIP maximum pressure (3,800 bar) is lower than that of the 7×64, so muzzle velocity is somewhat lower than that of its rimless counterpart.
Jagdliche Verwendung
Used on red deer, fallow deer, wild boar, mouflon and roe deer, typically from break-action guns in wooded or brushy country. Typical bullet weights are 130–180 grain (8.4–11.7 g).
Geeignete Wildarten
Hochwild
Fallow deer
Dama dama
A medium-sized, spotted deer, easily recognised by the buck's palmate antlers.
Raubwild
Golden jackal
Canis aureus
A canid larger than a fox but much smaller than a wolf, spreading rapidly across Central Europe since the 1990s.
Hochwild
Mouflon
Ovis gmelini musimon
A wild sheep introduced to Central Europe from Corsica and Sardinia; the ram's curled horns are a distinctive trophy.
Hochwild
Red deer
Cervus elaphus
One of Europe's largest deer; the stag's antlers are among the most prized hunting trophies.
Raubwild
Red fox
Vulpes vulpes
The most widespread predator in Hungary; controlling its numbers matters for protecting small game and ground-nesting birds.
Hochwild
Roe deer
Capreolus capreolus
The most common deer in Hungary; a small, adaptable species living in forests and farmland alike.
Hochwild
Wild boar
Sus scrofa
A strong, adaptable omnivore; the boar's tusks are a valued trophy, and population control is a key game management task.
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