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PowerBelt® Aerotip™ Bullets

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PowerBelt™ Bullets are the most advanced muzzleloading projectiles ever developed with all of the benefits of saboted bullets but none of the problems. The patented, slightly over bore, snap-on base creates a perfect gas seal, providing consistent pressures and superior accuracy. Plus, PowerBelt™ Bullets are easy to load because they are one-thousandth of an inch under bore.

The polymer tip delivers better accuracy at longer ranges and maximum penetration on larger game. Copper-coated. 15 pack.

   


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PowerBelt™ Bullets are the most advanced muzzleloading projectiles ever developed with all of the benefits of saboted bullets but none of the problems. The patented, slightly over bore, snap-on base creates a perfect gas seal, providing consistent pressures and superior accuracy. Plus, PowerBelt™ Bullets are easy to load because they are one-thousandth of an inch under bore.

The polymer tip delivers better accuracy at longer ranges and maximum penetration on larger game. Copper-coated. 15 pack.

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I have seen some hunting shows use T/C I believe muzzleloaders. Am I correct or am I way off base.
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 - Oklahoma
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better check your state laws. I don't think this would be legal in any state for turkey hunting.
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 - Woodlawn, TN
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You probaly saw a t/c with an interchangable shotgun barrel
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 - Pittsburgh PA
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What you saw was possibly a muzzle loading shotgun or a Thompson/Center with inter changeable barrels (muzzle loader to center fire to shotgun). I would not use a bullet made for deer on a Turkey.
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 - Portage IN
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