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Hornady Muzzleloading 50 cal Sabot Low Drag w/ .45 cal 300gr SST Bullets 20ct 67263
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Hornady Muzzleloading 50 cal Sabot Low Drag w/ .45 cal 300gr SST Bullets 20ct 67263
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$19.99
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$17.99
| SKU | 31292 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hornady |
| Model Number | 67263 |
| UPC | 090255672633 |
Product Details
Details
Manufacturer: Hornady
Model Number: 67263
Ammo Bullet Type: SST
Ammo Bullet Weight: 300 grain
Ammo Round Count: 20/Box
Caliber Multi: .50 Black Powder
Muzzle Energy: 3022 lb/ft
Muzzle Velocity: 2130 fps
Type: Black Powder Bullets
Series/Collection: SST-ML
Ballistic Coefficient: 0.25
Sabot: Low Drag
Sectional Density: 0.21
Model Number: 67263
Ammo Bullet Type: SST
Ammo Bullet Weight: 300 grain
Ammo Round Count: 20/Box
Caliber Multi: .50 Black Powder
Muzzle Energy: 3022 lb/ft
Muzzle Velocity: 2130 fps
Type: Black Powder Bullets
Series/Collection: SST-ML
Ballistic Coefficient: 0.25
Sabot: Low Drag
Sectional Density: 0.21
Features
The SST-ML is a phenomenal muzzle loading option and an excellent choice for long range blackpowder hunters. Other "easy-load" bullets often fail to properly engage the rifling, which does not effectively stabilize the bullet and, as a result, accuracy suffers. But Hornady sabots fully engage the rifling to keep the SST-ML centered and sealed during firing, allowing for maximum velocity and unparalleled long range performance. Upon impact, the Flex Tip is compressed into the front of the bullet, causing the bullet to expand. The speed sabot features a fumble-free method of pre-loading pellets.
- Patented Flex Tip - Flex Tip design delivers devastating terminal performance at all ranges
- Surgical accuracy - 200+ yd performance
- 50% easier to load - much easier to load than conventional sabots
- High performance - Hornady sabots deliver the highest velocities and the flattest trajectories on the market
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