Thompson/Center Superglide Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
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This spire point bullet features a polymer tip and harder lead core. Walls interlock with the jacket for maximum weight retention and expansion; delivers deep penetration and a destructive wound channel. Revolutionary 2-petal design supports optimal rotational stability for match grade accuracy that 4-petal designs can't match. These sabots will withstand the high pressures of magnum loads. 15 pack.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by WECoyote The Best Bullet
I have searched for 3 years for a load that shoots in my Ruger M77 muzzleloader. Finally my prayers are answered. 100grs of loose 777, a remington muzzleloader 209 primer and a 300gr T/C Superglide Shockwave Sabot Bullet produce pinpoint accuracy. If I sigtht in this load dead-on at 25yards (3 shot groups touch holes) it is +1.2" @ 50yds, +1.6" @ 75yds, +1" @ 100yds, -0.7" @ 125yds, -3.5" @ 150yds, -7.7" @ 175yds, -13.2" @ 200yds. THANK YOU T/C!
July 29, 2006
Rated 5 out of 5Â by cletus52544 best bullet ever
I use the shockwave bullets in my TC pro hunter FX. Harvested a deer in 2012 with these bullets at 206 yards with 150 grains of triple seven pellets and 209 primers. Deer only ran 50 yards and fell over. Great bullet and very accurate.
December 29, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by SkeeterZX200 Not A Very Good Product from TC
Another bullet that I personally think is JUNK!!! (The other is the Power Belt Hollow Point) I shot a deer last year slightly quatering away after seeing the deer take off but not able to see him fall I waited about 30 minutes before getting down, did not find any blood where the deer was standing, I heading in the direction that he went and when I made it to the top of the ridge about 100 yards I could not find the deer, on the way back down to start over I did end up finding him and he only went about 60 yards, I left him laying where he was and marked the spot with orange flagging tape, I wanted to see if I could find the blood trial back to where I shot him at and there was very little blood the entry and exit hole were the same size telling me the bullet did not expand, I was lucky to find this deer but from now on I will not be shooting this bullet. These bullets are fairly easy to load but the ease of loading is not worth loosing a deer over
November 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by DFife Factory hard to beat
With out buying the full custom sabot for a high end in-line muzzleloader these are great! The super slides come in handy for easy loading and decent groupings. You can find these anywhere, too. Helped me get this 140+ deer in kansas
October 3, 2012
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which plastic sabot (not bullet) but sabot does not leave a plastic residue in the barrel?
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The regular shockwave bullet is locked but not bonded. This means that there is a raised part of the jacket on the inside preventing the lead core from comming out durring expantion. However this does not stop the lead on the nose from breaking off. The bonded bullet is built in the same way but they go one step farther and electricly bond the lead and copper together. This helps the lead stay on the bullet resulting in deaper penatration
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I believe the bonded are solid core and one piece. I feel I get better performance on VA whitetails out of the non bonded bullet. My accuracy was also better with non bonded.Details:Â
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The yellow sabot, it's thinner than the black for easier loadingA:Â
nothing as far as i know... the sabot itself is different. makes it alot easier to loadA:Â
the differnce is not much the black sabots are .4955 and the yellow ones are .4935 though the bullet sits much better in the yellow sabot. the yellow in my omega X7 is deadly, like hit an apple every time at 100yds. I would say thats good enough for any kind of hunting unless you want to shoot tweedy birds at 100yds.
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Yes, he is correct. They do go down the bore easier. I had an old Knight Wolverine which my son has now. I used the older regular Shockwaves and they work fine. I got a new Omega and the older Shockwaves are extremely hard to get down the bore. I went to the SuperGlides and they worked great and are very accurate. I shot a 200 grain in the old ones, but 250 grain is the smallest you can get in the SuperGlides.
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