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<blockquote data-quote="HammerBullets" data-source="post: 3023569" data-attributes="member: 121073">Ron Spomer sent this to us from one of his listeners.&quot;I was listening to one of your podcasts this morning and heard you mention Hammer Bullets. Last year I did some testing with the Hammer bullets in a rifle of mine that I believed to be &quot;shot out&quot;. Using standard cup and core bullets I never could get it to shoot well enough to be satisfied and pretty much gave up on it. After checking the distance to lands I found that no matter what bullet I was loading it had to jump over .250&quot; to get to the lands. After calling Hammer and talking with them, they claimed that their bullets are not jump sensitive. So I ordered in a box and loaded them up. I found that it did not matter what powder I used or what charge weight I used. They all shot under 1MOA. I&#039;m very satisfied with their product and how it breathed new life into a rifle I figured I&#039;d never be able to enjoy shooting again.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HammerBullets, post: 3023569, member: 121073"] Ron Spomer sent this to us from one of his listeners. “I was listening to one of your podcasts [U]this morning[/U] and heard you mention Hammer Bullets. Last year I did some testing with the Hammer bullets in a rifle of mine that I believed to be "shot out". Using standard cup and core bullets I never could get it to shoot well enough to be satisfied and pretty much gave up on it. After checking the distance to lands I found that no matter what bullet I was loading it had to jump over .250" to get to the lands. After calling Hammer and talking with them, they claimed that their bullets are not jump sensitive. So I ordered in a box and loaded them up. I found that it did not matter what powder I used or what charge weight I used. They all shot under 1MOA. I'm very satisfied with their product and how it breathed new life into a rifle I figured I'd never be able to enjoy shooting again.” [/QUOTE]

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