.358 Cal-196gr Hammer HHT®
make sure your barrel twist is fast enough for this bullet before ordering
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The 35 Whelen is going to love this one. This pure copper lead free Hammer HHT™ will serve well in the dark timber to open country big game hunting. Tested down to 1800 fps for full expansion and shedding of the nose this Hammer HHT™ will give you a very wide range impact velocities to work with and have reliable terminal performance. Designed for a minimum twist of 1-16″ this will be good in most any .358 caliber rife. Not designed for tube feed magazines. The nose length on these is too long for SAAMI spec 350 Rem. Make sure your rifle has room to handle these.
Minimum required twist rate is 1-16″ or faster
Bullet length including the tip is 1.377″
Nose length including the tip is .8459″
Tip length is .23″
Bullet weight is 196gr
Recommended use: Big Game Hunting
g7-bc= .214 estimated
g1-bc= .435 estimated
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| Quantity | sample pack of 15, Box of 50 |
2 reviews for .358 Cal-196gr Hammer HHT®
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Philipp Meyer (verified owner) –
Best on the market for the 35 Whelen. Have run these into animals at 2800 fps and lower, on down to 2300 fps. Above 2600 fps expect straight-line penetration and tissue destruction 3-4″ in diameter (a long hole the size of a grapefruit) and about 30″ of total penetration. At 2300 fps expect the same depth of penetration but a permanent wound track about the diameter of a soda can. Fast, high BC, very accurate and easy to load for. No brainer for the Whelen. Have used most of the common hunting bullets available in this caliber. There is nothing that comes close. The only knock on this bullet is might be too much for deer.
Steve Hutchings (verified owner) –
Excellent bullet in my 35 Whelen. 2800 fps with 54 grs. of AA 2015 22″ barrel. Load worked up for an upcoming elk hunt. Tried a few out first on some Texas hogs. Crazy, like the where hit by lightning. Boom, down, quiver.