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Thompson/Center Shock Wave Sabot Bullets
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. 15 pack.
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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
zmopar1 from
TC Shockwave Sabot BulletsAwesome out of my CVA Accura one shot and a doe I shot last week fell over kicked once and was done. Bullet tore through the spine on exit and almost cut her in half.
Date published: 2019-11-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Smokewagon from
Good Bullet for TC MLI dont know what the folks who claim pour performance are talking about. Maybe its marksmanship. Ive killed two bull Elk with this round out of a ProHunter platform, one @ 268 yds and the other @ 310 yds, one shot kills. Recovered the round from both animals and both had expanded perfectly. Its all about bullet placement.
Date published: 2018-11-02
Rated 3 out of
5 by
bandgeek from
Hunt Open fields if you use this bulletI've been using this bullet for several years and have killed several deer with it. Unfortunately I've started using it in brushy areas and I've lost several deer to zero blood trails. The last three deer I've shot have had no blood until 10 or so yards before they dropped, not very helpful in deep brush where they travel 75-100 yards. When hunting open fields it's no big deal because you can see them go down.
Date published: 2018-11-01
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Hooktshooter from
Poor terminal performance but very accurate.I switched to the Shockwave (which is a Hornady SST with a different colored tip) when I couldn't get a Powerbelt to hit the broad side of a barn. With three Triple Se7en pellets they grouped very well at 100 yards. My issue is with terminal performance. Exit wounds on two large deer including a 140 class 8 point buck were identical to entry wounds. Little to no expansion. This makes me wonder if deer I thought I had missed in the past had traveled a long distance and piled up in a thicket. The two deer I recovered we're shot in large fields and I saw them go down. There were no blood trails. I'll switch to the Barnes copper bullets which have a slightly lower ballistic coefficient but much better terminal performance. Unfortunately, BPS doesn't sell the Barnes bullet.
Date published: 2017-11-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bdogsforlife from
TC In Line AmmoGood match for my TC Bone Collector In Line Rifle
Date published: 2016-11-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
hydra from
easy load great groupI was really worried when i bought these , shock wave in Mag sabots 200 gr . But after a trip to the range and a easy grouping .I headed to the field where on the second day of my hunt i saw a 8 pointer .It was at 110 yards i was shooting 100 gr BP in a knight
Muzzler loader with the shock wave . I first shot he dropped in less than 4 yards . I now have the rifle i like and the ammo that does the best in it .Tc really has the best ammo in muzzlerloader . Thank you
Date published: 2016-11-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Honda1964 from
Accurate @ DependibleI have shot quit quite a few deer with this bullet and find than highly reliable as long as you have good shot placement. No deer that I have shot has ran over one hundred yards with that in mind.
Date published: 2016-01-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
beechnutcamp from
worked awsomevery accurate. dropped deer on the spot one shot kill!
is the 50 cal. 200 grain bullet in the shock wave a actual 40 cal. bullet ?
Asked by: 3006sprg
Thank you for your question! The 200 grain bullet is a .45 caliber.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-07-05
Can I shoot these in a Thompson center .45 Hawken
Asked by: Kmclane
The item number 980904 can be shot in a Thompson Center .45 Hawken.
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2017-06-01
What grain should I use in a Knight Muzzleloader?
How do these bullets shoot in a Knight and what grain is best.
Asked by: VaHunter1111
bout everyting i have used in a knight works well. my uncle used the 200 and it does the job well for him. i perfer the 250 for the 50 cal or the 200 for the 45 cal. they make a 200 for the 50 cal. but if you shooting short shots in the woods i would use the 250gr bullet
Answered by: jcarter284
Date published: 2017-06-01
How Does this bullet peform in the Thompson Center Triumph?
Im a deer hunter im guna buy the Thompson Center Triumph and i wanna know how this bullet peforms in it.I would also like to know if this bullet when shot from the triumph leaves a good blood trial or has one shot kill power
Asked by: stamey28
I’m sorry to say, but the performances of these bullets are terrible. In the past two years I have lost 3 deer. On two, there was no blood trail at all and I watched one of then swinging his front shoulder as he ran off. The third is what prompt me to write this review. There was a blood trail but it was very sparse and when I finally found the deer it was no good. It seems that if these bullets don’t hit bone they want expand. The in and the out hole were the size of the bullet. That tells me there was no expansion as it went through the deer. I purchased a box of 30 and will not be using what’s left.
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