.308 Cal-192gr Hammer HBC™
make sure your barrel twist is fast enough for this bullet before ordering
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Price range: $49.00 through $111.00
This pure copper 30 caliber Hammer HBC™ is slick and fast. Designed to be fully stable in a 1-8.5″ twist barrel or faster this bullet will be excellent in many or the modern 30 caliber rifles and custom rifles with fast twist. At our 4200′ elevation a 30-06 with a muzzle vel of 2800 fps will carry 1800 fps to 850y. Just think what it would do in a 300 Ultra Mag. The Hammer HBC™ is designed to maximize ballistic coefficient for the bullet weight. Make sure the bullet specifications will work in your cartridge and rifle system. May require single feeding.
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TIPPING BLOCK INCLUDED WITH EACH ORDER
Minimum required twist is 1-8.5″ or faster
Bullet length including tip is 1.765″
Nose length including tip is .976″ (may require single feeding)
PDR drive band spacing is .200″ (recommend two drive bands in the case neck for concentricity)
Tip length is .143″
Bullet weight is 192gr
Recommended use: Big Game Hunting
g7-bc= .321
g1-bc= .662
Form factor= .901
Calculated from shot drops at 870y, 4200′ elevation, MV of 3725 fps
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| Qty | sample pack of 15, Box of 50 |
3 reviews for .308 Cal-192gr Hammer HBC™
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Zach Falen (verified owner) –
300 PRC, 1-8.5″ Twist 22″ barrel, 3100FPS and 1/3MOA. Tuned and deadly in about 50rd with zero published load data available for this bullet. Very pleased
Brian Olsen (verified owner) –
Incredible bullet out of my custom 300 Warlock (modified 30 Nosler). Running 3450 over H1000 and one hole accuracy. I cull aoudad for a friend of mine on his ranch and had 4 bang flops for 4 shots a few days ago all over 500 yards. Phenomenal bullet!!
BENJAMIN ENGLISH (verified owner) –
Verified BC on these today in my 300WSM medium action build (2750fps MV from a 20” barrel at 3.255” COAL). Listed G1 BC OF .662 was plugged into AB ballistic app with chrono’d MV and current atmospherics. Initial hold was within .05 mils of elevation, and I shot an 8rd 1.2 MOA group in a 15 gusting 25mph quartering crosswind.
I’d say the BC is spot on for this bullet, and best in class if you have the twist and action length to accommodate it.