Handgun Hunters International …

H.H.I. will take you on adventures, hunting all kinds of game throughout the world and keep you informed of the latest in handguns, ammunition, hand loading, bullet performance on game, accessory equipment, where and how to hunt through it’s bimonthly publication, The Sixgunner.

Members of H.H.I. write The Sixgunner, telling of their personal adventures. Your stories and photos are actively solicited.

Your participation in and support of H.H.I. can influence fair, intelligent hunting legislation, help protect your rights as a hunter and become a significant factor in the fight to keep your guns.

Handgun Hunters International was founded by J.D. Jones, a handgun hunter, ballistic experimenter, and freelance writer specializing in articles pertaining to guns, ammunition and hunting.

Join this elite group of sportsman and receive:

  • Subscription to The Sixgunner.
  • Membership Certificate.
  • Wallet size Membership Card.
  • H.H.I. patch with logo.
  • Opportunity to attend Low Cost H.H.I. Big Game and Varmint Hunts.
  • Opportunity to purchase high quality equipment at greatly discounted prices as special purchases become available.
  • Opportunity to participate in H.H.I.’s annual Big Buck Contest for both whitetail and mule deer.
  • Guide and Outfitter rating information. Check him out before you pay! Rate your outfitter so other members may benefit from your experience.
  • Factual new product field testing and rating.
  • Opportunity to publish your gun and hunting stories.
  • Extensive hand loading information.
  • Participate in the Annual Hunt-Competition Event

If you love the sport of hand gunning . . . H.H.I. is for you!

Click HERE to join HHI today!

In the summer of 2001 several members of HHI ventured to Mahlapholane in South Africa to hunt plains game. Mahlapholane is located in the Waterburg Mountains north of Pretoria. The hunt was extremely successful with four hunters taking around sixty total animals. Trophy quality was exceptional with the majority of animals record book quality. Accommodations, vehicles, guides and gourmet dining made for a very enjoyable trip. Another African hunt for 2002 is being planned for members.

 


J.D. Jones and the only Gobi Desert Argali sheep taken with a handgun. This was taken by moonlight in the desert after a four hour stalk and wait. The 270 Hornady from the 375 JDJ dropped the 400-450 pound sheep in his tracks with a frontal shot.

 

  


Jerry Beigel took this 55" Kudu at about 115 yards with a 6.5 JDJ with 125 N.P. Two jumps and a spectacular 50-60 end over end down the mountain was a fitting 70th birthday present.

 
 


Jane and Danie II with a good Impala taken with her 300 Whisper®.

 

  


Average sized Bushpig – white mane with reddish body hair, 140 yards running with the 338/06 JDJ.

 
 

Jerry’s success at the end of a long day – Cape Hartebeest.

 		  
Jane with her 300 Whisper®, Danie II and a good red
hartebeest.

 
 


Jerry with a terrific Wildebeest taken with  a single shot with the 270 Hornady in the 375JDJ. Huge horns – inside width about 31".

 

  
Curtis took this excellent Wildebeest.

 
 


Gregg Richter present
Fred Kemmerer with a T/C at the HHI 2004 annual antelope hunt

 

  


Kudu Bull – 54". Took two of them late in the
evening with the 338/06 JDJ. One with the 200
gr. X and the other with the       225
Speer.

 
 

One buck down with the 280 JDJ.

 		  
Lunch on a beautiful day on the prairie.

 
 

A pair of Richters;
Gregg and son Joe with a plaque of appreciation.

 		  
Antelope country.


 
   

Superb antelope cartridges – -6.5 Mini Dreadnought and the 280 JDJ.
 		    

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