Hammer Hunter Load Data, (See page 1, Post 8)

Here's a couple I been working on lately.
257 Wby
98 gr Shockhammer
Wby 26" 1:10
Norma brass
CCI250
3.237 COAL (0.162" off lands)
RL26
77.7 gr
3,915 fps (magnetospeed)
0.246" 5 shot group

6.5 Creedmoor
117 gr shockhammer
24" barrel 1:8
Lapua LRP brass
Win WLR
2.674" COAL (0.035" off lands)
StaBall 6.5
48.0 gr
3,165 fps (magnetospeed)
0.431" 5 shot group
Your 257 Weatherby load is awesome.
 
Your 257 Weatherby load is awesome.
Thank you sir. Its a sweet sweet shootin rig fo sho. Can't wait for deer season. When I shot that string that averaged 3915 I did'nt believe the magnetospeed. A fella at the far end of the range was using a Labradar. I asked if I could shoot past it once and he agreed. 3918 so I figure mine was'nt lying.
 
Thank you sir. Its a sweet sweet shootin rig fo sho. Can't wait for deer season. When I shot that string that averaged 3915 I did'nt believe the magnetospeed. A fella at the far end of the range was using a Labradar. I asked if I could shoot past it once and he agreed. 3918 so I figure mine was'nt lying.
I know, it's hard to believe the velocities you get with these bullets. I was talking with Bean this morning and we both agree that conventional thoughts and beliefs don't hold up with Hammers. These are "outside the box" bullets.
 
Win 70 24: Bbl 1/8 twist.
Rem brass
121gr Hammer Hunter
74gr Rel 33
CCI #250 mag primer
3419 fps.
Not the slighest sign of excess pressure & excellent accuracy.

Custon 6.5x06 24" 1/8 twist E.R. Shaw Bbl.
Rem 25-06 brass necked up to 6.5
121gr Hammer Hunter
CCI # 200 LR primer
51.5grs IMR-4350
3238 fps. smooth , no pressure problems & accurate.
 
I know, it's hard to believe the velocities you get with these bullets. I was talking with Bean this morning and we both agree that conventional thoughts and beliefs don't hold up with Hammers. These are "outside the box" bullets.
Oh absolutely! I've shown my results to a couple of buddies and their jaws drop. I even showed one what my cleaning patches look like after 40 or so rounds, he could'nt believe there was no copper fouling at all. The speeds are unmatched, accuracy is outstanding, easy to develop, and what I saw that 98 gr pill do to a near 300 lb boar, its a whole different ballgame. Folks that don't shoot em don't understand or realize what they're missing. I'm in 100%
 
Ruger # 1 250 savage 24" 1/10 twist
WW brass ( new) fed 210m
90 AH 2.485 OAL , 1/8 turn Lee factory crimp
37 grains imr 8208 (37.3 had pressure signs)
3190 fps, .6" 3 shot group @ 100 yds

Remington 722 257 Robert's 24" 1/9
WW brass ( new) fed 210m
90AH 2.801 OAL 1/8 turn Lee factory crimp
45.1 grains H4895 (45.7 had pressure signs)
3503 fps .3" group @ 100 yds, 1 ragged hole

Remington 700 custom shop 300 win
26" 1/10 twist
WW brass 1x fired full length sized , annealed, fed 215m
181 HH 77.7 grains reloader 23 ( 78 slight pressure)
3305 fps .25" 3 shot group @ 100 yds, 1 ragged hole. Thanks George. You are a great help.
 
OK, folks. Steve at Hammer Bullets has been getting requests for load data on Hammer Hunter bullets.

There is an extensive spreadsheet for Absolute Hammer Load Data developed and shared by members on this Forum.

Data for Hammer Hunters is on the Hammertime Forum, but it has not been placed into a spreadsheet for easy reference.

In the next few days, I will be posting Hammer Hunter data in another spreadsheet on this Forum. After it is posted you will have info for both style bullets in basically one location.

Once the new spreadsheet is posted, PLEASE REMEMBER THAT LOAD DATA AND PROCESSES FOR LOADING HAMMERS AND ABSOLUTES IS VERY DIFFERENT!!!!!!

Before loading either Hammers or Absolutes, please read the information/guidance on the Hammer Bullets webpage!

Stay tuned for further developments.
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I will be posting up:
300Wm - 196HH
300WM - 181HH
300WSM - 166HH
300WSM - 180HH
.270WIn - 117HH
.243Win - 80HH

I just need to organize the load data so it is nice and concise for posting. Should be up by mid-week.
 
Oh absolutely! I've shown my results to a couple of buddies and their jaws drop. I even showed one what my cleaning patches look like after 40 or so rounds, he could'nt believe there was no copper fouling at all. The speeds are unmatched, accuracy is outstanding, easy to develop, and what I saw that 98 gr pill do to a near 300 lb boar, its a whole different ballgame. Folks that don't shoot em don't understand or realize what they're missing. I'm in 100%
Are you watching the AZ Cats vs Ole Miss as we speak?
 
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