RockyMtnMT
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So far everything except a little 89gr 25 cal are running at a .9 form factor. The little 89gr is running a .93 form factor.
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RockyMtnMT
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Haven't copied anything. Don't really care how anyone does their stuff. We have pretty well covered the gamut of calibers and cartridges with bullets that work well and fit. Now we figured we will make a high bc bullet that is aggressively designed without worry of twist rate needed or magazine capacity.
What's it going to be called……. "The Murder Hammer"?
adk hunter
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High BC or just Higher BC never going to make everyone happy.
It is astonishing the amount of time, effort and cash this takes.
Grateful!
It is astonishing the amount of time, effort and cash this takes.
Grateful!
adk hunter
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Leaf Litter
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Well, you know for a fact if you make them in .277 and .358 that I'll buy them. I understand the .358 is probably not in the cards, but a man can dream.
More details please
RockyMtnMT
Official LRH Sponsor
More aggressive design would be longer secant ogive, shorter bearing surface, and longer boat tails.
Hammer Bullets seems to have the most tip color dysmorphia than any other maker known.
And a higher verified bc?
Thank you! Sounds like exactly what I need for a fast twist 7 mega. Do you have a rough idea of weights and twist?
RockyMtnMT
Official LRH Sponsor
Not final on the 7mm yet. For 1-8" will be in the 150's range.
RockyMtnMT
Official LRH Sponsor
Yes sir. So far most everything has been running with a .9 form factor. So if our final bullet weight for an 8" twist 7mm comes in at 155gr, that would be a g7 bc of .305.
