Hornady .50 Caliber Sabot with 240 Grain XTP Bullets, 20 Rounds

In the realm of muzzleloading, precision and performance remain paramount. Hornady's .50 Caliber XTP Sabots stand as a testament to modern ballistic engineering, crafted specifically for hunters who demand excellence from their high-performance muzzleloaders.

At the heart of this offering is the revered Hornady XTP jacketed hollow point bullet. Designed meticulously for black powder rifles, it features a .50 caliber sabot that seamlessly disengages upon exiting the barrel. This innovation allows shooters to harness enhanced velocity with a lighter projectile without altering their powder charge—a significant advantage in achieving flatter trajectories.

The technical specifications further underscore its capability: boasting a diameter of .430 inches and weighing 240 grains, these bullets are engineered for deep penetration coupled with optimal expansion at all practical velocities encountered in muzzleloading scenarios. With a ballistic coefficient of .205 and sectional density at .185, they strike an impressive balance between speed and stopping power.

Whether wielding traditional or contemporary muzzleloaders, users will find these sabots adaptable across platforms while maintaining consistent performance standards. Each shot promises not just effectiveness but confidence—an essential trait when venturing into the field.

For those committed to pushing boundaries while adhering to time-honored traditions, Hornady’s saboted bullets deliver both innovation and reliability.