Thread: Hammer Bullets

What is the difference between the Absolute Hammers and the Hammer Hunters?

Originally Posted by HUNTY

What is the difference between the Absolute Hammers and the Hammer Hunters?

Bullet profile, bearing surface & few other things. Best visit the website for in detail differences.
I bought Hunters to suit my mag length, they are more like your conventional flat based profile verse VLD design.

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Originally Posted by HUNTY

What is the difference between the Absolute Hammers and the Hammer Hunters?

Absolutes go faster

Shot these groups this morning at 200m to check "shooter excuses" both well sub MOA so not the rifles fault



Left target first shot high from cleaning, old batch of bullets, right target new batch, 3919fps average for all shots according to the Garmin which is a complete game changer by the way

Turn it on, throw it on the table, point it towards the target & party on, never missed a shot out of 50 I fired, even with others banging away....any one want a Labradar ??

Very happy with those groups using the thermal on 8 power & bipod, no doubt a decent scope & time taken they would be smaller but this is how it is used hunting

Ive been thinking along the lines of a solid copper projectile of around 110gr for my 270 as a point and shoot projectile. You guys with experience with these projectiles, what would you recommend? I idly wondered if the 116 would offer enough difference between a standard 130gr lead cored projectile?

Originally Posted by whanahuia

Ive been thinking along the lines of a solid copper projectile of around 110gr for my 270 as a point and shoot projectile. You guys with experience with these projectiles, what would you recommend? I idly wondered if the 116 would offer enough difference between a standard 130gr lead cored projectile?

117grn HH .270wsm. 325 yds exit. 3450 fps with 20" barrel. This is very typical.

Originally Posted by whanahuia

Ive been thinking along the lines of a solid copper projectile of around 110gr for my 270 as a point and shoot projectile. You guys with experience with these projectiles, what would you recommend? I idly wondered if the 116 would offer enough difference between a standard 130gr lead cored projectile?

I would run the 116 AH or the 122 HHT, the 116 will be smoking along compared to the 130 C&C

Cheers guys. Gives me something to think about.

Originally Posted by Lucky

Impressive little bullets , wouldn’t mind trying them in the 260 , did you just order direct and no problems to buy through the mail ?

Tahr is loading me some, I’ve shot 1/2 a dozen deer with them so far. I’m very impressed. A big red stag last light didn’t go far at all.

Originally Posted by craigc

Tahr is loading me some, I’ve shot 1/2 a dozen deer with them so far. I’m very impressed. A big red stag last light didn’t go far at all.

.260 and 124 grn HH @2850 fps. 18" barrel. Tiny groups.

@whanhuia here's a 117 grn HH .270 angled exit at about 200 yds.

Yiiikes thats a hole and a 1/2