.308 Cal-181g Hammer Hunter
$26.00 – $60.00
Recommended twist rate is 1-10″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.524″
Bullet weight is 181 grains
Recommended use: Big game hunting
Qty-50
G7-BC=.272 calculated from shot drops
Recommended twist rate is 1-10″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.524″
Bullet weight is 181 grains
Recommended use: Big game hunting
Qty-50
G7-BC=.272 calculated from shot drops
| Weight | 1.4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.4 × 3.4 × 1.7 in |
| Quantity | Box of 50, Sample pack of 15 |
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ultralitehunterak (verified owner) –
Absolutely love these!!! Been shooting the 181s and 166s in my 300 Win Mag and 300 WSM. Ive gotten 1/4 MOA groups out of both! On top of that they kill clean and DONT damage meat. Zero bloodshot meat in the 6 large game animals I’ve taken. If you are an ethical hunter that cares about meat lose then Hammer bullets are the one for you. Happy Hunting!!
Gary Hansen (verified owner) –
Just loaded these for my Christensen Arms Ridgeline 300 WIn Mag. It seemed to be a very picky rifle. I set the OAL to just fit in the magazine and loaded up 4 rounds with varying charge weights of H1000. Started with 78 grains which shot good with no pressure signs. Moved to 78.5 which shot a .24” group at 100yds. No pressure signs and the velocity was right where I figured I should be. Fired one round of 79 gr. Showed slight signs of pressure. I’ll go with 78.5 gr charge weight. So 9 rounds and load development is done! These bullets are slightly more pricey than most but pay for themselves and then some. I can’t wait for fall to try these on game. Thanks for a great product!