New 180gr Hammer HHT

[RockyMtnMT]

The new 180gr Hammer HHT is the replacement for the old 177gr Hammer Hunter. The 180gr HHT is 1.741" long including the polymer tip compared to the 177gr Hammer Hunter at 1.665". With the tip length of .143" factored in the stability factor for the 180gr HHT is much better. Calculated at sea level in an 8" twist barrel with a vel of 2900 fps the Hammer HHT shows a stability factor of 1.51sg. This is .2 sg higher than the old 177gr HH. With our tip design / material and the way we married it to the bullet giving consistent low vel performance, without the risk of deflection on angled bone impacts, (problems that are typically associated with tipped bullets) this will be a great long range performer from low vel impacts to very high velocity impacts. At 1700 fps impact this bullet is designed to still fully deform and shed the nose. We have yet to find an impact vel too high for a Hammer Bullet. 60% weight retention throughout the range of impact velocity.

.284 Cal-180gr Hammer HHT - Hammer Bullets

This 180gr Hammer HHT is the replacement for the old 177gr Hammer Hunter. This bullet will be fully stable in a 1-8" twist barrel. With a minimum impact velocity of 1700 fps for full deformation and shedding of the nose petals, this Hammer HHT will satisfy your long range hunting needs without...

hammerbullets.com

 

[Bucklowery]

I am excited to try some lighter Bullets for my 300 win mag with a 1:10

Thanks

Buck

 

[huntinghuasna]

 

[Reemty J]

Bucklowery 154hht may be a great one for you!

 

[adk hunter]

I clicked the link over to Hammer. Read the whole thing, all the while thinking "Who has such a fast twist .30 cal?" Then I did some shopping and only now realized the .284 part!

Better put CC away and apply more coffee!!

 

[RockyMtnMT]

Oops. I should have put 7mm in the title. Sorry about that. We do have a .308 cal 168gr HHT.

 

[Dloh2o1]

Just received a box of 145 HHT's (.284). 22" barrel looking to creep up the velocity range with them

 

[RockyMtnMT]

Oops. I should have put 7mm in the title. Sorry about that. We do have a .308 cal 168gr HHT.

And the .308 cal 182gr Hammer HHT

 

[RockyMtnMT]

This bullet is still very long for caliber, so today I am sending my 8" twist 7prc up to Anchorage for the Northern Hunter podcast guys to test the 180gr Hammer HHT at sea level and cold temperatures. Right now it is -40* , so they will wait for it to get closer to 0*. This will be about as extreme of condition as can be expected.

 

[Dloh2o1]

What range of velocity are you expecting with the 7 PRC and the 180?

 

[littlebighorn]

I've been shooting the 177HH in my 28 Nosler at 3150 fps with great accuracy and success. It's a 1:8 twist.
Will the 180 HHT be stable in that rifle?

 

[Reemty J]

By what I have read yes, supposedly 1-10" will stabilize

 

[Stretch_TX]

could someone please share the link to the latest compilation of loads for the Hammer HHT bullets? Just starting to assemble some components for a new 300 Win Mag (with 1:9 twist - supposedly - haven't verified that yet).
I'd like to test some of the new tipped Hammers.
Thanks in advance!
Stretch

 

[RockyMtnMT]

I've been shooting the 177HH in my 28 Nosler at 3150 fps with great accuracy and success. It's a 1:8 twist.
Will the 180 HHT be stable in that rifle?

The 180gr Hammer HHT will have more stability than the 177gr Hammer Hunter.