Don’t forget about the 338. I need 6mm too.
Announcing the New Hammer HHT
- Thread starter Steve Davis
- Start date
littlebighorn
Hammer Time Executive member
I guess I need a hammer to tip my Hammers!
Less PDR bands show less pressure. On this line we have spaced them a bit more.
High temp polymer.
The tip doesn't quite count in the oal for stability. Look at the stability calculator on jbm ballistics. You input the tip length in it. Standard min is still 1.5 sg at sea level.
T_the_Tinkerer
Hammer Time Executive member
Nice to see you here, fellow user of the 22 caliber. Are you testing anything that will stabilize in a 1:8 twist by chance? Again, asking for a friend.
Welcome back @Pickens72!
Me? Looking for .277 Tipped heavy to give .270TH another option!
They r all great cant go wrong buddy!Anyone else having issues deciding where to start?
.Tell steve to to lunch the 68gr its a sweetheart in a 8t!
joe16
Hammer Time Executive member
P72
This is the second time you've referred to the 68 HHT. There's a few of us here with one and eight twist 22s that are dying for this pill to be released. This is not like one of those thingys where Steve's going to come out and say you shouldn't have seen that or that never happened is it?? You never know with them Montana boys
This is the second time you've referred to the 68 HHT. There's a few of us here with one and eight twist 22s that are dying for this pill to be released. This is not like one of those thingys where Steve's going to come out and say you shouldn't have seen that or that never happened is it?? You never know with them Montana boys
Lol well ilP72
This is the second time you've referred to the 68 HHT. There's a few of us here with one and eight twist 22s that are dying for this pill to be released. This is not like one of those thingys where Steve's going to come out and say you shouldn't have seen that or that never happened is it?? You never know with them Montana boys
Tell u there a 68gr hht thats a bad dude! It started as a 66 went to a 69 but the final straw is supposed to be a 68gr! Steve can chew my *** out if he wants idc! Lol it’s coming soon!
Farleg
Hammer Time Executive member
Gday
Welcome fellow tester
Nice to see your here @Pickens72 & thanks for your great work it makes all our lives easier
Cheers
Welcome fellow tester
Nice to see your here @Pickens72 & thanks for your great work it makes all our lives easier
Cheers
Thanks buddy! You must be 40?lol
Rausch
Hammer Time Executive member
P72
This is the second time you've referred to the 68 HHT. There's a few of us here with one and eight twist 22s that are dying for this pill to be released. This is not like one of those thingys where Steve's going to come out and say you shouldn't have seen that or that never happened is it?? You never know with them Montana boys
Easy with the Montana boy insults!
littlebighorn
Hammer Time Executive member
I think being unpredictable is a pretty good compliment for this corps of "Big Sky Boys"Easy with the Montana boy insults!
Look what they have produced so far!
joe16
Hammer Time Executive member
NOEasy with the Montana boy insults!
DiscoSteve
Hammer Time Executive member
I noticed the new HHT bullets have the PDR bands spread farther apart, and have fewer of them. Does anyone know why some of the new HHT bullets look to have the "old style" PDR bands? For instance look at the 264 118 HHT (old style) and 125 (new style).
Steve mentioned that fewer PDR bands show less pressure, and I assume the gentler angles on the new style PDR bands reduces skin drag, but shouldn't there be an optimal geometry that all bullets would share?
Steve mentioned that fewer PDR bands show less pressure, and I assume the gentler angles on the new style PDR bands reduces skin drag, but shouldn't there be an optimal geometry that all bullets would share?