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Hammer Bullets - what makes them so great?
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I'm sure it is and I have no problem with things like invasive pig shooting where obviously the goal is to shoot multiple animals. But selling the video as a "hunt" for a mature aoudad and then shooting into a group rubs me wrong, especially when it looks like they tried to cover it up. At least own it.
So my question is what does this have to do with the original post ? Hammer bullets work great
44hunter45
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I don't to speak for Steve, but he values his integrity and reputation highly. You should actually call Hammer and talk to him about your concerns. It is actually him that answers the phone when you call. You will find him to be a very transparent guy.
The person that posted that has an obsession with knocking everything about Hammers and Steve personally. Many of his technical gripes refer to early versions of the product which are no longer made. Hammers keep improving in response to client feedback and field observations.
I love them because they are crazy accurate and laser fast.
Yep. I promise he'll pick up the phone to discuss this. mtmuley
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Any factory ammo made with hammers?
noharleyyet
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Weatherby
MThuntr
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Copper Creek Munitions (maybe they used to but I don't see them listed anymore)
Weatherby
Hendershots
I have a list somewhere. I'll dig it up. mtmuley
Yes I apologize, thread is about Hammer products not Hammer people. Didn’t mean to clog up thread.
It shoots great too
Hammsolo
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Hammers are precision engineered. I was reloading today and admiring the consistency in size and mass. As said before, they are accurate and fast. They’ve also shown to be deadly and not overly destructive. I’ve killed 5 deer in 3 years and the furthest ran about 50 yards. I’ve killed a pile of coyotes with them too. Out of my 6.5 cm I’m not expecting low damage.
I’ve personally talked to Steve multiple times. He’s helped with load development. That’s pretty freaking awesome.
I’ve personally talked to Steve multiple times. He’s helped with load development. That’s pretty freaking awesome.
I just had a bunch of technical information to ask him about the 118 hht and he seemed almost excited to talk about it with me. That’s something you will not find anywhere else
Also, getting a box of 118 HHTs for my 280 AI. Max load should be over 3500 with H100V.
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I didn’t see that on Weatherby.
Wish I want such a basic Beach :/
Edit: hey hendershots had the 124! 2-3 week time to deliver. Looks like Barnes tsx will have to do
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I didn’t see that on Weatherby.
Wish I want such a basic Beach :/
Edit: hey hendershots had the 124! 2-3 week time to deliver. Looks like Barnes tsx will have to do
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longbow51
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Steve has helped me work up loads for 300 H&H, 375 H&H, 25.06, .260 and .204.
Always pleasant and willing to advise.
And, just for the record, when watching the full video, I thought the bull was clear of the rest of the animals too, and I would have taken the shot.
Always pleasant and willing to advise.
And, just for the record, when watching the full video, I thought the bull was clear of the rest of the animals too, and I would have taken the shot.
Sheltowee
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Not to derail, but am I the only one who gets a tic each time I load a Barnes TTSX and the nose plug is visibly off-center? Haven't had that issue with the HHTs even with having install the tip myself.
jryoung
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What did you settle on for your .260?
huntin24/7
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Hoping to try their 145 hht’s out on a moose and bear in a month. 
MThuntr
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I think a lot of the guys using Hammers in the 260 and 6.5 CM are using the 110's. Should be able to use some good powders like Varget and H4350 and push them 3100 pretty easily.
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