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Anyone used or know anyone that has used their products? Worth the money?
Mtmuley, do you know these guys?
Mtmuley, do you know these guys?
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I called the company and spoke with the owner. Hopefully I translate this correctly, the Hammer Hunter has a higher BC, smaller hollow point, and will perform better at longer ranges. The Sledge Hammer allows you to shoot a heavier bullet for the given barrel twist rate, has a larger hollow point, and will open better at lower velocities. Both will open reliably to 1800 fps. He said the 124 grain Hunter would be a great bullet for the 6.5 Hipster.
Steve, one of the owners is a lifelong friend of mine. Super sharp guy regarding mono bullets. 1-Pointer, call Steve with any questions. He will gladly talk bullets. I have several different weights in different calibers. So far just paper punching. I hadn't mentioned this in an open forum because of the Nosler connection here. Anone can pm me with questions also. mtmuley
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Check out LRH forum. Long range hunting. He posts lots of results there. They seem like a great choice if you like monolithic bullets and are pretty accurate.
Let me know if you decide to load the 80's. I have data with 3 or 4 different powders. I have a load that shoots at about .5 in my kids rifles. Steve really wants me to start using Hammers. With the time proven loads I already have, it's gonna be a slow process. I have also loaded Hammers in .270, .30-06 (my rifle loves the 166's) and .300 RUM. mtmuley
