Gamehammer

Gamehammer

From the wild for the wild! In search of a material that has no equal anywhere in the world, we found what we were looking for in Indiana, USA. The leather of the SH1 Yukon is produced in an Amish People saddlery. Completely without electricity using hydraulic pumps, leather is still largely processed as in the 18th century. This is definitely unique in the world. The time, calmness and care that goes into each Boarhammer ensures product quality that would not be possible in any other production facility in the world. The saddlery, which produces, processes and refines the basic material for the Boarhammer, was founded in 1802 and is still family-owned. Production continues without modern aids. Only the seams are applied with a sewing machine. The knowledge about the art of leather processing, which has been learned over centuries and passed on from generation to generation, is reflected in the outstanding quality of the SH1 Yukon. From the selection of the cattle hides to the cut to the seam, a product for maids is produced that is worthy of the highest shaft classes and the best rifles. The Sauenhammer SH1 Yukon is currently the Sauenhammer premium product. The production of a single yukon alone averages over three hours.

The SH1 Yukon is made of particularly soft and robust leather. As a result, the loop nestles wonderfully around the shooter's hand. The leather is of really outstanding quality and is therefore absolutely made for the wild. No matter which rifle or shotgun you attach your SH1 Yukon to, it will certainly cause a sensation. The usual advantages of the Boarhammer also apply to the SH1 Yukon. Your rifle or shotgun can be fired quickly, safely and with repeat accuracy. The sow hammer can be easily and quickly attached to the sling loop of your long gun. Of course, you don't have to do without your usual rifle sling. In 99% of the cases, the Boarhammer can be attached together with your rifle strap. Modern strap eyelets (from around 1950) offer enough space for this.

The loop at the end of your long gun allows you to pull the gun more firmly into the stop. This gives you more control over your long gun. The uplift is reduced because you have more "force" over the muzzle when firing a shot. The repeating process is also much easier and faster. The loss of the target point during the repeating process is also reduced, since the increased stop pressure ensures smooth running. The result is a calmer reticle.

In addition to stalking, the SH1 Boarhammer is particularly suitable for driven hunts. Here you benefit from all the advantages that the SH1 offers for motor hunts. Our goal was to create a product that offers real added value for all hunters. Hunting in accordance with woad has always been in the foreground for us.

Advantages of the Boarhammer:

• up to 200% more stroke pressure
• improved leadership
• significantly faster repeating process
• Reduced firing of the weapon when firing a shot
• more control
• increased security
• Faster firing without loss of target point, especially when shooting a shotgun