Does anyone have any experience with any Hammer bullets. Accuracy issues?
Hammer bullets
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I have found them to be very accurate and load development to be super simple
snox801
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Ditto easiest bullet to load for. I usually see under half moa from the lowest charge all the way up. Some shoot better but every charge weight is usually great.
Rick Richard
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How about this.
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Varmint Hunter
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If you do a "search" on this site you will find more (Hammer) posts than you could read in a week. Personally, I've had very good luck with the Hammer Hunters. Sub 1/2"moa seems to be the norm in any rifle that has proven its accuracy potential. I have several rifles that shoot Hammers into sub 2" groups at 400yds.
Very good results in 4 for 4 rifles. Also excellent terminal performance on whitetails.
RockyMtnMT
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Are you having an issue?
No just see a lot of posts including them thinking of giving them a try
I did not have accuracy or performance issues with the 143gr HH in 7mm that I tried and got my first elk with. I am not nearly as experienced of a reloader as most folks on here, and load development was easy. I domt anticipate any reason to change my load, unless I decide to put together a low recoil load with a lighter HH.
Best regards,
Jonathan
Best regards,
Jonathan
UplandFreak
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We only have experience with the 177 hh. Accuracy and velocity were both good. We had to adjust our BC quite a bit lower than what they advertised. We landed on .25 G7 vs their .31 G7. As always, YMMV...
Great post for me. I plan on shooting the Hammer's in my new 30.06.
Yeah I'm having an issue ........... I need some more
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Found at sweet spot 124gr HH 6.5CM and need to go back to prove it but range closed. Bummer.
