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Knight Muzzleloading TMZ Muzzleloader Bullets with EZ Load Sabots 50 cal .50 cal 290 gr Polymer Tip Boat Tail 20/ct

$36.34
Brand
Knight
Caliber
.50 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Slugs
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
290
Reloading Type
Brass & Hulls
UPC
727189618757

Overview

Barnes Spit-Fire TMZ .50 caliber muzzleloader bullets are 290-grain projectiles featuring a polymer tip and a boat-tail design for improved ballistics and flatter shooting performance. These 100-percent copper bullets are designed to expand up to double their original diameter while retaining nearly 100 percent of their weight, resulting in consistent terminal performance. Each 20-count package includes EZ Load sabots, which are designed to reduce ramrod pressure and allow for easier loading even in tight bores while preventing gas blow-by to ensure consistent velocities. These bullets are intended for use in in-line muzzleloading rifles.

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