Recommended twist rate is 1-8.5″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.765″
Bullet weight is 213 grains
Recommended use: Big game hunting
G7-BC=.322 estimated
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Recommended twist rate is 1-8.5″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.765″
Bullet weight is 213 grains
Recommended use: Big game hunting
G7-BC=.322 estimated
Recommended twist rate is 1-8.5″ or faster
Bullet length is 1.765″
Bullet weight is 213 grains
Recommended use: Big game hunting
G7-BC=.322 estimated
| Weight | 1.64 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.4 × 3.4 × 1.7 in |
| Quantity | Box of 50, Sample pack of 15 |
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David Hamer –
30 nosler , long throat. Pushing these 3115fps with H1000 and Peterson brass. Hit a hog behind the right shoulder into back of the left shoulder. Boom flop. Not a step. Instantly joined the 3/4 club as the entire left quarter looks like it was hit by an IED. Will purchase again. These have a .020 jump to the lands in my rifle and shoot consistently 3 shot groups touching at 200 yards so long as I do my part.
Wesley Turner –
Both my friends used .308 Hammers on this pig hunt as mentioned in the previous review and both were bang flops. The hammers hitlike a ton of bricks I was very impressed! The only down side was the significant wound channel if you hit bone. However, I will say loosing a bit of meat is better than chasing animals into the bushes. If you hit them where you’re supposed to, these bullets are sure to anchor them! Now I just need to get some 180’s for my 300 wsm!
Louis Garvin (verified owner) –
Tried these after questionable performance from 212eldx on a caribou. At 100 yards, the eldx completely fragmented with no exit after hitting a single rib on entry. (Caribou have pretty dainty ribs) As someone who lives in Alaska, I find that unacceptable because I don’t always know what I will be shooting. I may be caribou hunting but a bear finds me first. I would not trust the eldx to save me from a bear.
Since switching to these hammer hunters I have killed a caribou and a moose. These hit like a ton of bricks with instant results. Any bullet that will pass through a moose and drop it within 10 steps at 300 yards is a win in my book. Especially if the same bullet has no problem reaching out to 1000yards. Accurate. Reliable penetration. Clean kills.
Picture is a caribou heart shot at 230yards.
Found myself needing to switch powder. Since I am doing load development anyways, switching to the 203 HHT bullets. Fully expecting the same results.
anthony korkmas (verified owner) –
Was finally able to take these hunting and boy are they great. Running them at 2900 out of a 300 NM and was able to take a mature red stag and cow bison. Both went less than 10 yards and were gone.