.264 Cal-121gr Heavy Hammer Hunter®
make sure your barrel twist is fast enough for this bullet before ordering
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Price range: $33.00 through $151.00
Recommended twist rate is 1-9″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.265″
Nose length is .5781″
Bullet Weight is 122gr
Recommended use: Big game hunting
G7-BC=.216 estimated
This Hammer Hunter gets the “Heavy” moniker because we designed this bullet to be as heavy as we could make it, and still have a pointed nose, and stabilize in a 1-9″ twist rate. This bullet will be good for the older .264 caliber rifles that commonly have a 1-9″ twist. Runs great out of the .264 Winchester magnum.
| Weight | 1.84 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.4 × 3.4 × 1.7 in |
| Quantity | Box of 100, Box of 50, Sample pack of 15 |
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Brian Dirks (verified owner) –
I’ve tried many bullet and powder combos for my Remington Sendero VSSF II 264 Win Mag and only achieved 3/4 MOA @ 100 yards at best with another manufacturers 120 gr. ballistic tips. I didn’t like that load is it would explode on impact on deer and hogs with no to little penetration. All factory ammo that I had tried sprayed 2-3 MOA. I was about to take the rifle to the smith to get it blueprinted and re-barreled when I heard about the 121 Heavy Hammers. I thought I’d give it one last try first, and wow! I worked my way up on charges of H-1000 to max with no pressure signs using 120 gr. bullet load data from the Hodgdon website. So far the best load is a medium charge that yields 1/2 MOA @ 3200 fps. with SD of 7.5, and ES of 15. I found that each grain of powder added yielded about 40-50 fps. gain in my rifle. The groups started opening up about 3250 fps. I’m sure there may be a faster accuracy node, but I’m happy with 3200. Looking forward to seeing the performance on game.
Dan Kopitzke (verified owner) –
The 121 HH is not the sleekest bullet in the hammer line, but it is very impressive on game. I am running it in a 6.5RPM with a 24″ 8 twist. Ave. velocity is 3407fps and accuracy is excellent. I finally took the time to take photos of the damage created. In the photo you can see the one lung was just shredded to nothing and 40% of the other lung was also just floating in the chest. The heart was cut in half and I set the piece I could find on the windpipe. The best part is there was no meat loss. This was a high heart, double lung shot at 160 yards with a silver dollar exit. There was no bruising at all to either shoulder or the back straps. This was a 140 pound doe whitetail. She ran 15 yards and left a blood trail Ray Charles could follow. This bullet is terminal perfection.