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Why Hammer Bullets Are Always Faster
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<blockquote data-quote="Lou270" data-source="post: 2698728" data-attributes="member: 5352"><p>Yeah - I apologize for being a bit blunt. I have seen one too many miracle bullets/cartridges/case designs/etc… that come along in my time that give higher velocity for some reason. Not one of the claims have held up to pressure testing. There may be slight improvements but in general significantly more velocity = more pressure.</p><p></p><p>For ex, factory loaded 170 HH in 300 wby ammo is listed at 3300 fps. This is about where you would expect a 170 out of a 300 bee. No extra hundreds of fps</p><p></p><p>Lou</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lou270, post: 2698728, member: 5352"] Yeah - I apologize for being a bit blunt. I have seen one too many miracle bullets/cartridges/case designs/etc… that come along in my time that give higher velocity for some reason. Not one of the claims have held up to pressure testing. There may be slight improvements but in general significantly more velocity = more pressure. For ex, factory loaded 170 HH in 300 wby ammo is listed at 3300 fps. This is about where you would expect a 170 out of a 300 bee. No extra hundreds of fps Lou [/QUOTE]
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