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Barnes Buster 44 Caliber (429 Diameter) Bullets 300 Grain Flat Nose with Cannelure Box of 50

$71.60
Brand
Barnes
Caliber
.44 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Lead
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
300
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
716876429820
MPN
30545

Overview

Barnes Buster bullets are heavy-for-caliber, non-expanding solid projectiles specifically engineered for hunting large, heavy, and dangerous game such as bear, wild boar, moose, bison, and buffalo, as well as for wilderness protection. Designed for use in handguns and lever-action rifles chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, these .44 caliber (.429" diameter) flat nose flat base (FNFB) bullets weigh 300 grains and feature a heavy lead core housed within a thick copper jacket. Unlike conventional expanding projectiles, the Barnes Buster delivers bone-crushing force with deep, pass-through penetration and maximum weight retention without jacket separation. Their robust design tracks straight through dense muscle and bone without deflection or deformation. Supplied in a box of 50.

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