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Barnes Spitfire TMZ Spitzer Boat Tail 50 Cal 290 Grain Polymer Tip Muzzleloader Bullets

Name: Barnes Spitfire TMZ Spitzer Boat Tail 50 Cal 290 Grain Polymer Tip Muzzleloader Bullets
Brand: Barnes
SKU: 34793
Price: 36.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

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Material Copper alloy bullet body with polymer tip

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

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Barnes Spitfire TMZ .50 Cal muzzleloader bullets deliver a streamlined Spitzer boat-tail profile with a polymer tip for reliable feeding and consistent expansion. Built for black powder rifle use with .50 Cal muzzleloader sabots, these 290 grain bullets are packaged for practical range and hunting use.

Key Features

Spitzer boat-tail design helps maintain aerodynamic efficiency
TMZ polymer tip supports reliable ignition and consistent shot-to-shot performance
290 grain weight for stable, controlled performance in typical .50 Cal applications
Built for .50 Cal black powder muzzleloader rifles using the correct sabot system
Packaged 24 bullets per box

Choose Barnes Spitfire TMZ for accurate, purpose-built performance from your .50 Cal muzzleloader.

$37.79 $36.49

5.0 | 2 Reviews

SKU:: 45190
UPC:: 716876451906
BUDS ID:: 34793

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Luke W.

8 years ago

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Require care (to...

Require care (to prevent deforming soft plastic tip) and significant force loading in my CVA Accura LR even when paired with specific Barnes aligner tool and a clean bore. That said, first day of shooting yielded several 1/2 MOA groups @ 100yds with a hefty 3x50Gr pellet Triple 7 load (Win muzzleloader primers). I have a bunch of other loads to try, but if these keep shooting half as good as my first day I see no reason to change anything. I shot few through an F1 Chrono and got some unexpectedly high speeds, but will leave it at that until I collect more data. Very interested to see how they perform on Elk later this year!

Michael W.

8 years ago

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