Introducing the Jack Hammer

[P7M13]

Thread drift....
Had to laugh at the name "Jack Hammer."
Catchy, but the next thought was, "If you get into shotgun, don't name them 'Jack Wads'"

 

[Airedale56]

10 MM is where it is at currently in Montana. Bears are out!

Sorry I missed you!
We could have talked hunting.
Was in an Air BNB from last Wednesday until this morning.
4 miles south of Wilsall.
Ate at the Ringling Bar on Saturday night.
Great steaks!

I did see a black bear Sunday evening on the Shields River.
He stuck his head out of the brush to get a drink at the River.
About 175-200 pounds and black.

 

[Muddyboots]

Steve, any thought for developing Hammers for those States that have straight wall rifle essentially based off straight wall pistol calibers? I have a .357 Max that I thought of trying the .358 180 Hammer but wonder if .357 bullet designed for the lower velocities might be better suited. Sooo if you need some testing, 24" MGM 1:14 twist Encore begging!

 

[WYO300RUM]

Steve, any thought for developing Hammers for those States that have straight wall rifle essentially based off straight wall pistol calibers? I have a .357 Max that I thought of trying the .358 180 Hammer but wonder if .357 bullet designed for the lower velocities might be better suited. Sooo if you need some testing, 24" MGM 1:14 twist Encore begging!

He has a .355 125 gr. I think it is Hammer for 350 Legend. Won't have to use the 137 gr. Jack Hammer pistol bullet

 

[Muddyboots]

Yeah but I really need .357, and I really want 170-180 gr bullet. The .358 HH still looks promising though.

 

[TXAoudadKlr]

I'd like to see this adapted to a rifle bullet! Similar to a hydro's used in big bores! I imagine the greater speed would displace much more tissue!

 

[Rem81]

Is 44 cal. What goes in to a sabot for muzzleloader. If so be good!

 

[Rem81]

Seen it was an older post and have 44 in 205 grain!