I don't think so but there is a HH thread now. Just do a search "Hammer Hunter Load Data". It should be the first search item to show up.Is there a thread to post all Hammer Bullet load data? I have seen the Absolute Hammer thread.
Copy that sirI don't think so but there is a HH thread now. Just do a search "Hammer Hunter Load Data". It should be the first search item to show up.
Yes there is, Hammer Load DataIs there a thread to post all Hammer Bullet load data? I have seen the Absolute Hammer thread.
My original thought was the Grendel in my CZ527, and a MGM barreled Encore pistol. I think 1084, 1090,1029,1049.That velocity should be expected with that light of a bullet. Might even get some more out of it experimenting with some other powders. I picked some 85's up also and plan on running them in my 6.5 Grendel bolt gun and will also try them in the Creedmoor. At longer ranges I think the 110 HH will serve you better. You should be able to run that 110 at or near 3200 out of the Creedmoor. Good luck on your Coues hunt. I enjoy chasing them every year. What units did you put in for?
It's impact velocity making the differenceI went shooting yesterday with 2 rifles a 300 win mag with 181 HH and 7mm rem mag 180 ELDM I was on a strip job here in ky so I ranged some pieces of slate at 825 yds around 10" in diameter, 1st thing I noticed was flight time on the hammers @ 3300 fps was amazing, 2nd was the impact of the two bullets were a lot different, the 180 eldm wasn't shabby by any means but the hammer was a lot more violent on impact, they knocked bigger chunks out of the slate than the eldm and the dust cloud was at least twice as big. Not a very good scientific test I know...but I thought it was interesting.
What's the MV on the ELDM? Just curious.I agree 100% Butterbean...I wish I would have known about these a long time ago...could've saved a lot of money