Hornady SST-ML Black Powder Bullets
The Hornady SST-ML bullets redefine muzzleloading performance, elevating it to unprecedented heights. By ingeniously integrating the Super Shock Tip (SST) with a sabot, Hornady has successfully bridged the gap between traditional black powder hunting and modern centerfire capabilities.
The use of a sabot allows for lighter caliber projectiles that excel at longer ranges. This innovation is complemented by the SST's premium polymer tip, which significantly enhances the ballistic coefficient. The result is a faster and flatter trajectory, ensuring your shot reaches its mark with precision.
Upon impact, the polymer tip initiates controlled expansion, creating an extensive wound channel for superior terminal performance. These .50 Caliber bullets are designed specifically for muzzleloaders and offer reduced recoil while maintaining impressive penetration power.
- Caliber/Type: .50 Caliber SST-ML
- Diameter: .452 inches
- Weight: 300 grains
- Ballistic Coefficient: .250
- Sectional Density: .210
The Flex Tip technology ensures better penetration and weight retention upon expansion. Once fired from your muzzleloader rifle, these sabots fall away seamlessly after exiting the barrel—making reloading straightforward and efficient.
If you seek enhanced accuracy paired with lethal effectiveness in black powder shooting scenarios, look no further than Hornady's remarkable offering. Experience firsthand why it stands as one of the top-rated choices among discerning long-range shooters today.
Features
- this line of black powder bullets raises the bar for muzzleloading performance to a height never dreamed before
- combining the super shock tip (sst) premium polymer tip with a sabot, hornady has truly brought centerfire performance to the black powder hunt. the sabot allows you to use a lighter caliber bullet for longer shots, while the sst point improves the ballistic coefficient for a faster, flatter flight. and, like the other sst bullets, the polymer tip initiates expansion on impact, giving these muzzleloading projectiles the ability to gouge a wide, deep wound channel for improved terminal performance
- shoot your muzzleloading rifle with less recoil, and deliver a projectile that penetrates better, retains more of its weight, and offers better sectional density (the ratio of the bullet's retained weight to its expanded diameter)