NEW Hornady® FTX® Pistol Bullets

   

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44

Grain: 225
Bullet Type: FTX
Diameter: 0.43
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45

Grain: 200
Bullet Type: FTX
Diameter: 0.452
Quantity: 50
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50

Grain: 300
Bullet Type: FTX
Diameter: 0.5
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1602409
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  • The flattest trajectories ever for lever-action guns
  • Patented Flex-Tip® compresses into the bullet at impact, initiating devastating expansion
  • InterLockâ„¢ design keeps core and jacket together  
The flattest trajectories ever for lever-action guns. Patented Flex-Tip compresses into the bullet at impact, initiating devastating expansion. InterLock design keeps core and jacket together. 50 per box.
Rated 5 out of 5 by 3 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Excellent Bullets Very accurate bullet, no problem bringing down big game animals January 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by works for me good fit fot S&W 500. good reload bullet. will buy more when i need them December 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deadly! I paired the 200gr. bullets with my Thompson Center Encore muzzleloader. Combined with 100 grains of Triple 7 pellets the bullet is moving well over 2000fps with plenty of knock down power and accuracy. I shot about a 4 1/2 year old buck this past muzzleloader season in Ohio and it weighed close to 300lbs. I shot it from just under 180 yds with the rangfinder, and it dropped him in his tracks, the way the bullet turned into shrapnel jolting his insides into jelly. I can consistently hold my Encore less than half inch groups they're usually cutting the same hole at 100yds and under 4in. at 200yds. February 13, 2012
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Why doesn't Hornady offer the FTX bullet in .451 for reloaders?
It is available in loaded ammunition.
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FTX stands for Flex Tip, its just a bit softer than the SST. Its softer so that it can be loaded into a tubular magazine and not set of the round in front of it. The SST is ment to be used in a stacking magazine. They will or should shoot exactly the same. Hornady makes a very good bullet. I use these in my 450 bushmaster hand loads.
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The .452 bullet is for the .45 Long Colt.
The .451 is for the .45 ACP.
It's only 1/1000 difference, but you could get dangerous pressure increases and accuracy problems.
Stick with the proper diameters as recommended by your reloading manuals.
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 - Steuben County, NY
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If it is a .452 it will fit both.
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Depends on what gun your shooting, example, 45 long colt is only for the gun that shoots it, acp stands for automatic colt pistol, uses a parabellum bullet, some pistols (revolvers) will shoot 45 acp bullet also.
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