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Barnes Buster 50 Caliber (500 Diameter) Bullets 400 Grain Flat Nose with Cannelure Box of 50

$93.99
Brand
Barnes
Caliber
.50 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
400
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
716876500406
MPN
30672

Overview

Barnes Buster 50 caliber bullets are heavy-for-caliber projectiles engineered for big game hunting, dangerous animal defense, and heavy handgun or lever-action use. Weighing 400 grains with a flat-nose, flat-base design and integrated cannelure, these bullets are built to drive deep through dense muscle and bone. They feature a thick copper jacket and a heavy lead core that provide maximum weight retention and prevent core-jacket separation upon impact. Unlike conventional expanding projectiles, Barnes Busters are designed to track straight without deflection, delivering bone-crushing force and pass-through penetration on large game such as bear, wild boar, buffalo, bison, and moose. Each box contains 50 rounds.

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