Lazy Triple Creek Ranch & Hammer Bullets

[HammerBullets]

Develop custom hunting ammunition for your rifle with confirmed external ballistics out to 500 yards and beyond with the founders of Hammer Bullets Steve & Brian. August 20, 2023 at Lazy Triple Creek Ranch in Newdale, Idaho. Limit 4 spots. Cost $1,190 - 1,390 depending on cartridge. RSVP Hank at (9I7) 821-7210 or [email protected]

 

[RockyMtnMT]

This is going to be quite an event. Plan is to combine with their shooting instructor for a day of long range shooting and a day of load development with Brian and I. Participants will stay in the lodge and partake in to notch accomodations including meals by their chef. So much more than just shooting and loading. More like a luxury weekend of shooting and loading. Here is a link to their website where you can check out the accommodations. There is only a few spots, so if you are interested contact Hank to reserve your spot. https://www.lazytriplecreek.com/

 

[Hawk in WY]

The instructor is George Harris, 39 years Army, shot for and coached the Army rifle and pistol teams, co-founder Sig Sauer Academy.

 

[Hawk in WY]

Five hundred yard range.

 

[Hawk in WY]

Extreme long-range hunting.

lazytriplecreek.com

 

[DoneNOut]

WOW!

 

[Hawk in WY]

A happy customer. One mile with a 6.5 CM. Third shot for full disclosure. First two were low.

We don't guarantee you will be doing the same, but we can train to whatever level you desire.

 

[Hawk in WY]

That's an 18 inch plate.

 

[QuietTexan]

That's an 18 inch plate.

She was slacking, Creedmoor and a Hammer should be stacking on 1/2 MOA

This makes me feel bad for using a 16" plate at 500 yards for group testing.

 

[Hawk in WY]

The rifle, bullet, and shooter will all hold 1/2 moa.

The ballistics get really interesting at one mile. That 1/2 moa is almost 9 inches at the target at one mile.

Misreading wind by one mph at the firing line will move the bullet almost 15 inches. And of course, wind counts at the firing line, over that canyon, fifty feet in the air, and all the way to the target. The bullet is in the air for over 2.5 seconds. We have tell-tales every 200 yards and have seen wind blowing in one direction at 600 yards and the opposite direction at 1600. This was a relatively calm day.

Much of what we teach is how to use the reticle at long range in addition to making sure everyone understands external ballistics, and the effect of distance, wind, angle shooting, spin drift, and most complex of all, the Coriolis effect. The latter is real, but only significant at these kinds of distances.

Come join us. This will be a blast.

 

[Korhil78]

That wasn't a hammer bullet was it?

 

[Hawk in WY]

It was not. This was with 147 eld m. For extreme long-range, particularly with any wind, you want as much bc as you can buy. Terminal ballistics is of no concern.

Where hammers shine is in decent bc with outstanding terminal ballistics. We run elk hunts in the fall and hammer bullets hammer elk. The biggest bull last season is in Boone and Crocket territory. He's on the wall. Come visit.

 

[Hawk in WY]

I'm particularly looking forward to the cocktails and conversation being planned as part of this event.

Hearing Steve and Brian's views on load development over cocktails might be the highlight of the event.

Looking forward to hearing Steve's views on the following QuickLOAD discussion:

https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/quick-load-software.331324/

 

[Hawk in WY]

Over the rainbow to targets out to one mile.