noharleyyet
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Just noticed that, and the 189...Could be twist. There is a 180 Hammer better suited to 10 twist rifles. mtmuley
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Just noticed that, and the 189...Could be twist. There is a 180 Hammer better suited to 10 twist rifles. mtmuley
Thanks for the advice. I'll give them a call next time I order some from them. I'm going to be trying out some 130-140 gr. for a 6.5 CR pretty soon.Could be twist. There is a 180 Hammer better suited to 10 twist rifles. mtmuley
The 196 is stable in a 10 twist also. I bugged Steve about a heavy for a 10. The Hammer guys are headed for Africa this month. Should have bullet reports after. mtmuleyJust noticed that, and the 189...
What twist rate barrel?Thanks for the advice. I'll give them a call next time I order some from them. I'm going to be trying out some 130-140 gr. for a 6.5 CR pretty soon.
Thanks for the advice. I'll give them a call next time I order some from them. I'm going to be trying out some 130-140 gr. for a 6.5 CR pretty soon.
8 round load development. Nice. mtmuleyJust worked up a load for a 300 win mag and 166 grain hammers. Took 8 bullets. 166 hammer hunter at 3322fps should do. Should get faster once barrel gets broke in. Or might get slower if I decide to cut 4” off and thread it for suppressor
In your 6.5 it’s pretty hard to beat the 124 HH, or try the 123 AH and some Varget. No way would I go up to 140.Thanks for the advice. I'll give them a call next time I order some from them. I'm going to be trying out some 130-140 gr. for a 6.5 CR pretty soon.
You’d be well served to readjust your paradigm as to bullet weight. Monos do better at higher velocity. By going heavier, you are reducing velocity, thereby losing effective range because of the minimum velocity for bullet expansion.I have a spectacular load for 6.5 CM and 6.5-284 with 143gr. ELD-X. I'm looking to duplicate that accuracy with a 130-140 mono. The mono will give me the down range punch I'm looking for.
Do you know what rifles they are taking this time? Saw somewhere one was a .375.The 196 is stable in a 10 twist also. I bugged Steve about a heavy for a 10. The Hammer guys are headed for Africa this month. Should have bullet reports after. mtmuley
I'll find out. Six of the rifles are the. 375 Big Dog, .35-.375 Ruger, .416 Ruger, 6.5 RPM, 6.5-.284 and aDo you know what rifles they are taking this time? Saw somewhere one was a .375.
Yep, I have load with G1 Sendero 300WM, 196HH with RL26 that settled in at 3150fps. Full load data is in the Hammer Hunter spreadsheet. 1/2MOA in an older rifle that has over 1300 rounds through it. The jump is 0.095 which further confirms for me these bullets just don't seem to care about jump like others do which has been my experience shooting them in .243, .270, 30-06, 300WSM and 300WM. Accuracy was always better when pushed. I load to first sign of pressure, faint ejector and then back off 1 grain. Easy peasy so far for me.The 196 is stable in a 10 twist also. I bugged Steve about a heavy for a 10. The Hammer guys are headed for Africa this month. Should have bullet reports after. mtmuley
82.0gr of RL-23 works great in mine, but I used the 180, not the 181.I ordered some 181 Hammers to work up a .300 Weatherby load. First I'll say they are a work of art in appearance. It was suggested that I work with Nosler recipes to start. I couldn't get anything I could call a group with several different loads. I'm going with the theory that some guns and bullet combos just don't like each other. I'm going to try again with my new .300 Win mag when it comes in.
Nosler data worksDid I miss this but where would I find reloading recipes for Hammer Bullets, anyone know of a good resource?
Nosler load data for same weight bullets, or go to the Hammer forum.Did I miss this but where would I find reloading recipes for Hammer Bullets, anyone know of a good resource?