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Powerbelt Bullets
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| PowerBelts have become the most popular muzzleloading projectiles since the roundball and truly are "the bullets that made sabots obsolete." They are #1 for a reason, and if you don’t believe us, just ask any hunter who has shot them. |
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3 catagories of Powerbelts:
Copper: The thin copper plating greatly reduces bore friction for higher velocities – while still allowing for optimal bullet expansion within the rifling grooves. Available in all four tip designs – Hollow Point, AeroTip, Flat Point and Steel Tip – PowerBelt Coppers offer the widest variety of grain weights in the PowerBelt line-up, with 11 different weights, from 175 grains all the way up to 530 grains. With PowerBelt Copper Series bullets you can find the right combination for whatever game you’re chasing.
Pure Lead
The original PowerBelt® Bullet was the Pure Lead, and it’s still a great choice for the economy- minded shooter, whether for hunting or just target shooting.The original PowerBelt Bullet was the Pure Lead, and it’s still a great choice for the economy-minded shooter, whether for hunting or just target shooting. Available in four different grain weights (295, 348 and 405 in the Hollow Points, and 444 in the Flat Point), PowerBelt Pure Lead bullets will get the job done with authority. And in states where copper plated bullets are not allowed, PowerBelt Pure Leads are the highest tech, best performing bullets you can shoot – and still be legal!
Platinum:
Our new line of PowerBelt® Platinum AeroTip Bullets has been designed with a new plating technology, a new bullet shape and a new gas check design that combine to make the Platinum Series the best performing PowerBelt ever.
PowerBelt Platinums are plated using a proprietary process that produces a harder exterior surface than standard copper plating. This harder plating results in reduced resistance as the bullet travels down the bore, producing faster, more consistent velocities to improve both trajectory and accuracy.
PowerBelt Platinums also deliver an improved ballistic coefficient by utilizing a more aggressive bullet taper design. Not only does the new taper provide for a more aerodynamic flight, it also helps control the rate of expansion – regardless of powder charge or distance the bullet travels.
PowerBelt Platinums feature a new fluted gas check, allowing the check to be sized larger than that of a standard PowerBelt, while still being just as easy to load. The larger diameter gas check produces higher and more consistent pressures – further improving both velocity and accuracy.
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