Next round of Hammer HHT's Released

[Steve Davis]

Here is the next round of Hammer HHT tipped bullets ready to order tonight.

.224 Cal-068g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

Designed for 1-8" twist or faster barrels, this pure copper Hammer HHT will have fantastic terminal performance on varmints to big game.

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.224 Cal-074g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

At 74g this Hammer HHT is going to be a fantastic option for the hunters that have fast twist barrels that can take advantage of the bc of the heavier 22 caliber bullet. Any of you guys running a 1-7.5" twist or faster should look at these for extending your range.

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.224 Cal-080g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

This is our heaviest 22 caliber HHT for those guys that are really pushing the envelope. This bullet requires a minimum of 1-7" twist and will run great in your 22 caliber hot rod. Load this one up and see how far you can push it.

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.243 Cal-075g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

Designed for the factory twist .243/6mm caliber rifles, this 75g Hammer HHT will easily load to 3600 fps in the 243 Winchester. The terminal performance and great speed of this pure copper bullet will be plenty for your big game hunting needs.

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.243 Cal-090g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

Guys that have the new 6mm rifles and customs with 1-8" or faster twist will be able run this 90g Hammer HHT. This one will have plenty of horse power for pretty much any North American big game or African plains game.

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.277 Cal-122g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

This 122g pure copper Hammer HHT is the do all big game hunting bullet designed for the factory 10" twist, that is in most 27 caliber rifles. Run these fast and flat for great terminal performance.

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.277 Cal-160g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

For you guys that have a fast twist 27 cal. Here is the 160g Hammer HHT. The new 6.8 Western and custom fast twist 27 caliber rifles with 8" or faster barrel twist will thrive on this heavy for caliber, lead free, pure copper, Tipped Hammer Bullet.

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.284 Cal-170g Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

Designed for a minimum twist rate of 1-8", this pure copper lead free Hammer HHT will be a great choice for long range hunting with the big 8" twist rifles.

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Hopefully this helps some of the guys that didn't see what they wanted on the initial launch. They guys with fast twist 27 cal and 28 cal should check out the 160g 270 and the 170g 7mm.

 

[gltaylor]

Well dang. I haven't even gotten my first order here yet and now I gotta add some 6mm. You're going to make me get my 243AI back out. It is my first and all time favorite rifle!

 

[DiscoSteve]

I’m with @gltaylor above. Haven’t even got my first order, and now I need to order more! That 75 gr .243 HHT might be just the ticket in my 240 wby mag….

 

[joe16]

Never thought I would say this but the 122 HHT .277 looks the best out of all of them. Sexy little booger.

 

[T_the_Tinkerer]

Never thought I would say this but the 122 HHT .277 looks the best out of all of them. Sexy little booger.

I give the nod to the .243 90gr, she is a beauty! Now, I obviously have a biased liking for the one bullet on the list I can use...68gr HHT

@Steve Davis
Any reason the 68gr HHT is the priciest of the 22 cals? Is it because I've been begging like an unemployed person?

PS
I have 200 in my cart, waiting to pull the trigger. Left the wallet in the truck...

 

[Steve Davis]

Never thought I would say this but the 122 HHT .277 looks the best out of all of them. Sexy little booger.

Skinny

 

[Steve Davis]

I give the nod to the .243 90gr, she is a beauty! Now, I obviously have a biased liking for the one bullet on the list I can use...68gr HHT

@Steve Davis
Any reason the 68gr HHT is the priciest of the 22 cals? Is it because I've been begging like an unemployed person?

PS
I have 200 in my cart, waiting to pull the trigger. Left the wallet in the truck...

Wait. I will adjust the price. Looks like I had some math problems!

 

[joe16]

Wait. I will adjust the price. Looks like I had some math problems!

Just move the decimal point to the left one digit We would appreciate that

Just sayin

 

[Muddyboots]

Never thought I would say this but the 122 HHT .277 looks the best out of all of them. Sexy little booger.

No doubt my 27 order will be both 160HHT and now that "sexy little booger"! I bet the 122HHT will be really interesting out of my 1968 Savage 110C!!! Rebarreled with 24" Shaw couple years back that revitalized old girl.

 

[joe16]

Just move the decimal point to the left one digit We would appreciate that

Just sayin

CRICKETS

 

[Steve Davis]

I'm just having my first coffee

 

[joe16]

Just think about it fellas. If Steve does that, we'll double our orders

 

[Mojo]

For .277, what practical advantage does the 122 HHT give over the 124 HH?

 

[joe16]

I'm actually waiting on muddy to tell us what powder will push that thing (122s) to 3350 in a 22-in Savage 270. My gut shootin buddy needs a new pill

 

[hand skills]

I'm actually waiting on muddy to tell us what powder will push that thing (122s) to 3350 in a 22-in Savage 270. My gut shootin buddy needs a new pill

I'll be trying 4350 and W760, but I'm even more excited about that 160 in my WSM

Time to start a HHT spreadsheet @gltaylor (thanks for all you do!)

 

[cbjr]

I'm actually waiting on muddy to tell us what powder will push that thing (122s) to 3350 in a 22-in Savage 270. My gut shootin buddy needs a new pill

I bet you could do it with Staball6.5. I've ran it in a few 270 and 117hh and ce130's

 

[gltaylor]

Actually, I'm already thinking about starting a new spreadsheet for the HHTs. Also...I'm probably gonna have to split the Hammer Hunter spreadsheet into 2 halfs. It's getting huge and hard to manipulate (nearly 200 pages). It will probably be divided at 264 cal.

 

[Muddyboots]

What would really work nice is an Excel spreadsheet with separate caliber sheets. Just select the caliber sheet at bottom and open directly to top level caliber that will have cartridges for that caliber. This would allow easier updates as well. No scrolling forever! Though search does work ok in PDF.

George, Yeah, I know.! Go ahead and do it!! Let me think about how it would work. Anyone have good easy button idea?

 

[gltaylor]

Don't want to re-create the whole thing.
Don't forget I'm a computer dummy. Word tables work ok for me. Haven't used Xcel in 25+ years.

 

[bodeen]

What would really work nice is an Excel spreadsheet with separate caliber sheets. Just select the caliber sheet at bottom and open directly to top level caliber that will have cartridges for that caliber. This would allow easier updates as well. No scrolling forever! Though search does work ok in PDF.

George, Yeah, I know.! Go ahead and do it!! Let me think about how it would work. Anyone have good easy button idea?

This is an excellent idea. Much easier for everyone. I have some experience so I’ll see what I can do.