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PowerBelt AeroLite AeroTip Bullets
PowerBelt® AeroLite™ AeroTip™ Bullets are the most advanced muzzleloading bullets ever developed, with all of the benefits of saboted bullets but none of the problems. Like sabots, the PowerBelt Bullet's patented snap-on base creates a perfect gas seal, providing consistent pressures, optimized spin, and superior accuracy. But unlike sabots, PowerBelt Bullets are full-caliber sized, easier to load, and don't require cleaning after every shot. The AeroLite™ Series is designed for standard loads.
All the benefits of saboted bullets with none of the problems
Patented snap-on base creates a perfect gas seal
Consistent pressures, optimized spin, and superior accuracy
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WARNING--BLACKPOWDER USE ONLY.Use only blackpowder or blackpowder substitute in muzzleloading firearms. Do not use smokeless powder. Read and follow all included instructions for your safety.
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Burnzzzzzzzzzy from
Power belt muzzel loader bulletsTried these for the first time. Sighting in a new cva muzzleloader. Shot about 15 of them. Easy to load. No extra plastic to handle. Goes down barrel real nice. Even after 5 shots in a row without cleaning , they shot straight and loaded easily.
Date published: 2019-09-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HunterAlvin from
Good BulletsI’ve been using these for a few years and they are very good in my T/C Omega muzzleloader. Although these bullets were designed for 100 grains of black powder (two pellets) I use 150 grains, which is a magnum load. It’s flat shooting and I get 1-1/2” groups at 100 yards. Best bullets for my rifle on deer.
Date published: 2019-08-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Potgutslayer from
Revision of previous reviewAfter our most recent muzzleloader mule deer hunt, I need to revise a few things stated in my review below. This year we, as a group, filled 7 of 8 tags. 6 of the 7 were deer shot with Powerbelt Aerolite 250 Gr. .50 cal bullets. Two were shot at 200 yds, one shot kills. Two were shot at 180 yds and one of those, because of a poor first (gut) shot, required a second. One (mine) was at 60 yds. The 6th was a one shot kill off a stable rest at a ranged 285 yds. The deer went 10 yds and dropped with a through and through hole from heart, lung, liver and a bit of paunch.
Over the past 5 years, as a family group, we have shot 17 deer with this bullet out of our (mostly CVA) muzzleloaders. Three have required a second shot because of a poorly placed first one. No deer has ever escaped after being wounded. None has gone over 100 yds after being wounded, even with a gutshot. Only one bullet has been recovered, in the one shot at 60 yds. It was fired over 100 gr of BK209 and was probably going faster than the recommended 1800fps when it struck and immediately dropped my deer.. The recovered weight is 123gr and it is as flat as one can be and still be recognizable as a bullet.
Bottom line is I'm a huge fan of the Powerbelt Aerolite! How can one argue with such accurate, deadly performance?
Date published: 2018-10-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Potgutslayer from
Excellent Deer SlayerI’ve personally shot two mule deer with these, both one-shot kills, 175 and 60 yds. I’ve also personally seen eight others shot or seen them immediately afterward. All but one were one-shot kills. I don’t know where folks are getting problems finding blood trails or small wound channels becaus none of those has been an issue on close or long shots over the past five years members of my extended family have been using them. They work as advertised, perhaps because we use them as recommended, and I highly recommend them.
Date published: 2018-09-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
scotteam from
blood brick roadi shot my first muzzleloader buck in OH in January 2017. It was a 200 yard shot and bullet dropped a good 8-10" which is off from ballistic on bullet with two 777 pellets. However it was a clean thru shot leaving litterally a blood path right to the deer...he litterally went 200 yards with a blood path.
Date published: 2018-02-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Nickmick from
Why didn't I buy these soonerSo easy to load. Optimized for 100 grain charge. Knockdown power of a NFL linebacker. It hits they drop!
Date published: 2018-01-16
Rated 2 out of
5 by
nehunter92 from
Exceptional Accuracy, Terrible PerformanceI have hunted with these bullets for the past two seasons, and I must honestly say I'm unhappy with the results. I will give credit where credit is due though. Out of all the projectiles I have tested so far in my CVA Optima V2, these were the most accurate so far. They consistently give me 1/2 inch groups at 50 yards (typical sight in distance for the New England Woods). Unfortunately, their effects on game have been mixed. Last year I took about a 40 yard shot at a doe. She slow trotted off. When I went to investigate I found no blood whatsoever. At the time, I assumed that I must have missed. This season I took a shot at a small buck, quartering toward me at about 35 yards. The good news, he ran about 10 yards or so and fell over dead. The bad news, was what I didn't find. There was no exit wound, only a small entrance wound, and no bullet to recover. Instead it appeared to have just made it past the heart and fragmented completely. I even found pieces of lead deep into the liver, far away from where the wound channel should have been. This would be a great bullet for target shooting, but for a hunting bullet I would look elsewhere.
Date published: 2017-12-13
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Mattwings from
Questionable ExpansionI used my CVA Accura V2 AND the 250 grain Aerolite with 100 grains of T7 @ 90 yards last Saturday (It was in my speed loader after taking a deer Friday night with a 270 grain Federal Bor Loc). The shot was back 3 inches from the optimal, but definitely in the kill zone. The round went through both sides of the deer, leaving a decent, but relatively small wound channel. Found the deer a few hundred yards away, but clearly no where near the expansion and or weight retention I experienced the day before with the Federal round. I won't be using this round again. It was accurate and grouped well by the way.
