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These comments are from recent client
and associate e-mail.
They say more
about our services than we can.
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Andy Hill, Hawk Bullets
I took a small doe this year with the .300 Hawk at about 150 yards and it was devastating to see her shot reaction, completely knocked her off her feet and never moved there after.
That's the results of a little development work for my 340 Wby.
with RL-22 and 210 gr Nosler Partitions. Three shots in 0.24 inches
at 100 yds (I can honestly assert that the fourth shot on the far right is a
"flyer" caused by my excitement).
Thanks again for a fabulous rifle!
Hal. L.....
This
letter is to say thanks for the nice job in re-barreling my current production
1895 Winchester to .375 Hawk.
The rifle looks great, and shoots as well as I can possibly hold it.I finally got a break in the weather & some time to shoot the .458 Lott. The rifle feeds & functions flawlessly & I am sure accuracy is better than I can probably hold. Thanks for the nice work, I am very pleased.
Fred J.
The
338 Hawk is all that I thought it would be and then some. I'm a happy
camper.
(Below excerpted from a letter Bob Fulton shared with us.)
I am glad to pass on my comments on the seating dies and reloading dies made by Fred Zeglin of Z-Hat Custom Dies, in Casper, Wy.
To qualify my comments, I am a mechanical engineer, machinist, I developed the "Hawk" line of precision hunting bullets which are very successful. I have placed a few times in the National Matches, and have hunted, and handloaded for over 40 years. My bullets and bullet designs have been written up in many shooting magazines around the world. I am no longer active in any production venture, but do work as a consultant in this field.
Regarding Fred's dies Yes, I believe they are more accurate and better made than any other brand that I have seen. Part of this is because each is hand made by Fred. In addition he has a few features that are not seen in other seating dies. The locate the ctg. on the datum line or center of shoulder, all others locate on the neck. As you know, the neck of cartridges is very often bent, crooked, or dented.
Another reason Fred's dies are better, is that he spends a little more money and installs a very precision spindle actually made for a micrometer, probably about 50% more accurate than the sloppy ones I have seen in other makes. There is NO slop in his spindle.
In summary, I have never seen or used any dies as precise and of the quality as the dies that Z-Hat Custom makes. They cost a little more, but are worth it. Yes, I do know Fred, but have no connection or interest in his business in any way other than initiating the Hawk line of cartridge designs.
Sincerely,
Bob Fulton
This letter is to express my great satisfaction and pleasure with the custom Siamese Mauser that you built for me, chambered in 45-70. In a reasonable period of time, you turned my surplus Siamese Type 45 action into a beautiful sporting rifle. Please be assured that I will turn to you again for my next rifle project.
Sincere Regards, Jeff B.

Enclosed are three sets of targets from the gun you built for me. The first page of each set was shot before the barrel was cryo treated. The second page of each set were shot after cryo treatment. I tried to duplicate all the conditions, including the same loads. The same friend was with me both trips to the range, on the second trip he accused me of missing the target completely. I thought that you would like to see the targets first hand and admire your handy work.
Believe me I could not have accomplished this without you. Thanks so much again........What a shooter!!!!!!!!!!!!\Carroll C.
Fred,
I fired my .375 Hawk for the first time today. I guess you did a good job. The fire forming loads , while doing barrel break in ( so every shot is a fouling shot) , were giving me M.O.A. groups and smaller. Makes me wonder what it will do with a good load and a dry barrel.
Job well done, thanks a bunch.
Glen C.
I received the die set yesterday. I must say that I am impressed. I took the worst cases I could find and ran them through the FL sizer. I could measure no more than .001" run out and this was not an add to the existing case as it was that far out prior to sizing. I ran the same case through the file die, again nothing added. I setup and used your new MIS seating die, with pulled bullets and cases that were out, the die added just .001". This is the way dies are suppose to work.
I want to Thank You again for the excellent work and wanted you to know you have a satisfied customer!!!
As a note to compare the 'brand X' dies in 358 STA, the average neck runout after sizing is +/- .010"
Art B.
Thank you for the decapping pins and ball sizers. Those MIS micheads are the most repeatable seater I have ever used, very precise.
L. Hurst
I still think my Browning 95 in .411 Hawk is about the best thing going. Thanks again for making it for me.
Bill R.
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