I love Hammer Bullets

Tried out some 143 hammers in my STW this past deer season and was pretty impressed
 

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View attachment 120513 View attachment 120514 View attachment 120515 I changed all my hunting rifles over to Hammer Bullets this past year. Attached are photos from load finalization with the 143 gr & 177 gr Hammer Hunter bullets in my 7 STW. The rifle is a Rem 700 rebarreled last year with a 26" Carbon Six (carbon wrapped) barrel with 1:8 twist. I got a new PTG bolt made and just had the fitting/trueing of the bolt completed 3 weeks ago.
It's nice to have bullets going in the same hole!! The chronograph speeds are for the 143 gr Hammer Hunter. An ES of 3 was way better than I expected.
Did I say I love these bullets?!!? Steve fabricates a great product and is extremely helpful when doing load development, although these bullets have been nothing but easy to find an accurate load.
I think I recognize your shooting range. It looks like Bullet Hole by the first target. I'm experimenting with the 172 Absolute Hammer and 170 Hammer Hunter Tipped in my Bergara 7 PRC. Hoping to find a winning combo with H1000 or H4831SC.
 

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