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300 HAM'R Tactical Application
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2020
- From concept, R&D, and testing, to practical application on the range and in the field, Bill Wilson, Ken Hackathorn, and Mike Seeklander discuss and demonstrate the capabilities of the SAAMI-spec'd .300 HAM'R.
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I am upset that this cartridge has not yet, as of my typing of this post, gained it's muchly deserved attention and appreciation by the general gun community.
With SAAMI specs now complete maybe it will?
Yeah two years later and I still don’t get why it hasn’t taken off. It’s a fantastic round that, like .300 BO, utilizes a 5.56 bolt and can be made from reformed 5.56/.223 cases, but is much more powerful than .300 BO. Honestly, there are no downsides. It’s truly baffling.
the 300 Ham'r is a great cartridge in the AR platform. as for the price of ammo it's priced fair. I built my 300 Ham'r with an 18 inch Urban Super sniper with AeroPrecision m4e1 upper/lower.
You had my curiosity, but after a few videos you have my attention!😁
Wow! That rifle is incredible.
I bought a barrel and I’m gonna build it in the future when I get funds. So please don’t give up on this caliber guys . It will catch on once people see and hear more about it . Thanks for the great round . Also are you guys going to product the red tip hornady ammo that’s 125g ? I know you have a red tip that’s like 150g .
They did it once with 7.62x40wt
So far this gun/cartridge has exceeded my expectations! I'm interested in some field reports with the 150 Speer gold dot BLK bullet. On paper it extends the terminal ballistics by 30%!!!
Looks like the perfect cartridge for Midwestern whitetail hunting.
*Wilson Combat* Bravo well done thanks fellas for taking the time to show us. God Bless.
I genuinely believe that .300 ham'r has the capability to become the ultimate infantry cartridge. I know I'll be using mine as my go to war rifle God forbid the need arises for it.
Bill is a genius
Awesome looking round !
Very cool!! Looking foward to more info!!
Would love a platform designed around this cartridge
What is the barrel length for the velocities you’re quoting out of 300 hammer?
Awesome.
Outstanding
You have my attention!
Damn . if only it was more widely available
FINALLY, SOMEONE WHO IS WILLING TO ADMIT THE 300 BLK IS JUST A COPY OF THE 300 WHISPER!!!!
Also, this 300 HAM'R is nothing more than a copy of the 300 Super!!
As of right how this has less than 200fps over a good .300bo. If ammo was .300bo pricing and availability I would give HAM’R a look. Until then .300bo is dropping white tail just fine for me
If speer can make 125 grain gold Dot in 30 Cal it will make an excellent defense load 👍
A 90 grain TSX would be even better...
Effort = Results.
Wilson combat can you do a heavy barrel
Would I be able to take this out to the 1000y range and do well with it?
1/13 twist for lighter barrel or 1/15 twist heavier barrel? Is there a big difference?
I love W.C. parts for the 1911s and A.R. platforms, but you start this video out as a comparison of the 300 hmr to the 30-30 ballistics and then spend the entire video comparing to the 7.62x39 A.K realm. ? Im a big fan of A.R. .30 and .35 cal rifles and the 300 hmr is no exception. It's impressive, but so is the Winchester 350 legend.
Now you should consider putting the 300 hmr in a bolt gun platform as it would deffantly be well suited for it also.
How long before the 11 inch barrel is back?
hope you didnt burn your seats in the SUV?lol id love to live in a free state that i could shoot like that! I cant walk out into the woods near me and shoot......Gun ranges closed and cant practice! :>/ but it gave me the time to look at this video though!!!LOL i like the round!Now what can i buy to shoot it?I have one last Complete AR15 lower Mil-Spec and would love to maybe put one of these uppers on it?But is this an AR15 or AR10?
Ar 15
Order their barrel and drop it in your build.
Nice and I'm blackout fan. Now lol
If yall giving one away I got my hand up.
how does this round suppress compared to .300 blackout?
Subsonic is subsonic
Vs 6.5 Grendel why would I want to step back in fp/s or ft/lbf - larger caliber…? Bullet BC ???
No way that larger diameter bullet has better BC.
@@chipsterb4946 You say that, but the .319 8mm Mauser with loads similar to what the German snipers were issued has better BC's then .308's do in the M110's
@@georgewhitworth9742 I want to learn something new every day, so I looked up BC for Sierra .264 and .308 bullets of similar weights. The .264 has a significantly higher BC every time. I can’t find BC data for WWII German sniper bullets.
I don't know what state Wilson Combat is in but, in my province having a loaded firearm in a vehicle means serious jail time! Discharge of a firearm from a vehicle is mega jail time ⏲
What is it that you think 300 hammer brings to the table, that 6.5 Grendel does not?
Capacity
30cal bullets of all sorts
Flexibility with components
No debate inside 200/250 meters...
250 to 500 meters max, an SPC for capacity or a 22/6mmPPCgrendelARC for flatter trajectory compete with the oneGrendel2ruleTHEMALL.
Past 500 meters, you don't use an AR or an AR cartridge IMO..
For paper shooting past 500 meters with an AR, a 223 is cheaper and makes the wind reading more interesting.
unfortunately the 300HAM'r is not getting the media credit it deserves, because of people wanting to run suppressors. So the 300HAMR'r is not getting the credit it deserves I will take performance and ballistics over a suppressor any day especially one that performs as well as the 300HAM'r in which hopefully soon as prices come down to normal or as close to normal as possible I will be building mine
A suppressor does not reduce performance and ballistics unless your suppressor experience is from video games.
I reload and shooting a 16 inch 300 HAM'R while suppressed almost exclusively. It's 0.78-0.93 MOA accurate all day. I make a nice 110gr Vmax round with AA1680 powder pushing a modest 2550fps. It's boring accurate.
If I didn't reload, I wouldn't even bother. But, since I was already tooled up for 300 Blackout, 300 HAM'R was an easy transition.
What's the ideal barrel length? 20?
I'd say 15 to 18.
But a 20 or 21 'pencil' barrel would deliver without feeling heavy.
Well i registered for you online store.......although i wish now my Stim. Check was a bit bigger:>/ lol I love your products and have purchased from your company in the pasty via local FFL but have never ordered strait from you guys?I know you guys make great products and use top notch materials but i just cant afford anything you guys offer right now :>/ I really want one of you new 300HAM'R or a .458HAM'R but its going to be a while before it ever happens:>( Hopefully some time in the next year i can come up with the money to buy one of your top quality rifles? will love me some nice camo on it as well!?! rofl i want one so bad :>/ hopefully since im 55yrs old and feel like i kid i still feel like one when i can buy one of your rifles?LOL
Anybody ever see 300 Hamr out in the wild? Its vaporware.
Online only or reload.
Don’t like odd cartriges
Looking for who asked.
Do us all a favor and stop calling things Assault Rifles especially when there’s an AR and AK in the room.
Yes. Especially since the U.S. military does not have the proverbial "assault rifle" in it's inventory. It is Rifle, Cal. 5.56 mm, M-16 or Rifle, Cal. 7.62 mm, M-14. The Russians call their AK family of rifles "assault rifles" but not our military. Nowhere in the TMs for the M-16 family will you find the term "assault rifle". When you use that term you are perpetuating the hysteria promulgated by the state run main stream communist media.
I think they missed a opportunity. If they necked it to 6.5 they could have .308 ballistics not .30-30!!!
Oh wow you mean you lengthen the case and it has more case length than 7.62x39 and 300blk and somehow it has more velocity than both? What? So wild 😜
I am left with a profound 'meh' by any cartridge proposals over the last four or five years. It seems like a money grab in terms of licensing, but it's really just rearranging deck chairs. Next time we get a 10% better propellant, it will all collapse back down. I think the problem is that gun design isn't radical enough, so there's not enough novelty to fill the pipeline. Design changes are more like the auto industry (hey, look, new paint! New lines) than the technology industry - even manufacturing technology moves faster: tool development shouldn't outpace what you do with them - and that's a fundamental problem. We have not yet reached peak gun, and it's a shanda that it's Czechs (Alien) who are pushing the design factors at the moment, which goes to show just how cowardly and cowed the American firearms industry is.
The Sig XBolt with the 277 Fury has me really interested. Also the desert tech mdr is promising but still growing imo. I don’t feel we need too drastic of a change though. Not yet at least. Take gradual steps to find out what works and what doesn’t. The MCX Virtus is pretty much perfect in my eyes. The ease of use like the AR, piston driven, easy conversion and maintenance with minimal tools/skill, folding stock that doesn’t interrupt function etc. You go too drastic and it’s usually not reliable. Not always but you know what I mean. If it’s a pure toy/competition gun it’s no big deal. But I get what you mean. As far as I’m concerned the modern Glock is essentially the same as it was back in the 80s. They’re not adapting or even trying. They rely on their customers to buy the same old new Glock over and over to keep up with the new trend of “Perfection”. Sig seems to be the only one trying to branch out with making firearms more modular. It’s really got me back into Sig lately.
Come on Jason...
300H kinda is the 'ultimate' 'practical 30cal' AR cartridge with minimal changes in the inventory. Barrel, mags, done.
Makes you wonder what took a 'big name' so long to make it happen..
New shooters can buy a 350 Legend and reload/modify/have fun. No prob.
But a 300H will give so much for so little over the 5.56ARs everywhere it's a no brainer..
[ The guys doing all their stuff on the 10mm/'SPC' base diameter cartridges have a nice thing going on for them too ]
The next big step in 'comfy design' is the 'AR12' with excellent steel mags. The AR15 simply suffers from its cartridges' length limitations.
100% new shooters could buy a 'lightweight' 6.5_LAPUA AR and/or a 22/6mm_CarcanoArisaka based LASER rifle with even lighter ammo and forget about everything else except bolt action magnums.
It's not the time for new gun designs in a radical sense. I mean Kalashnikov will 'soon' make all the versions you can think of with their heavier unbreakable AK design..
Focus on the efficient AR design dominance, keep/exploit the modularity, offer good barrels in tons of various chamberings and let things flow.
The HudsonH9 is a sad story though. I would have thought people with enough money to buy new guns and lots of ammo every year would make an effort to buy one and support innovation... Gun looked so cool too..
And 22TCMs should be adapted to xyz everywhere of course.
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That mustache 😖
That round does not offer much, I doubt it will become popular with better options available now.You cant brag up the accuracy and say it's better than a 5.56 or 308.
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I was impressed by the capability of an AR firing a .300 cal. bullet. However, I was not impressed by Mike Seeklander an American competitive shooter with a Toyota pickup truck. Yes I know about made in America but the profit goes straight back to Japan. What about our USA economy. A Chevy Silverado would have been a better choice. Switching gears here a windshield out of a truck is not as structurally strong as when it is installed in a truck. Finite element analysis will show that.
You need to do some research about where the money goes when you buy domestic. All that shit was drummed up in the 80s to try and stop people from buying cars that were a lot better for the average person.
Toyota trucks are better...
Chevy is made in Mexico, Toyota has their largest manufacturing plant in the United stages, employing significantly more Americans than Chevy. Which, again, is made in Mexico.