Missouri Bullet Company .459 Diameter Bullets 405 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 200

Missouri Bullet Company .459 Diameter Bullets 405 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 200

$83.99 Unit price $0.42 per piece
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Missouri Bullet Company .459 Diameter Bullets 405 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 200

Missouri Bullet Company .459 Diameter Bullets 405 grain Coated Round Nose Flat Point Box of 200

(SKU:MBHT458405M)
MPN: HT-458405M
$83.99 Unit price $0.42 per piece
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Quantity:

  • .459 Diameter
  • 405 Grain RNFP
  • Brinell 18
  • For Large Buffalo
  • Hi-Tek 2-Extreme Coating from J&M Specialized Products P/L
  • Color may vary

Now only has 1 ring lube groove.

This is not loaded ammunition.

Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Tyler Tufano
Trapdoor

Runs great in my 1884 Trapdoor, accurate and reliable.

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John Petersen
Missouri coated bullets work

These 405 coated bullets work well in my BrowningHigh wall and my 1886 Winchester in both reduced loads and in max loads as well. I use several different different calibers of their coated bullets and have found them all to work well. They are accurate and don't foul the bore of my rifles or pistols/revolvers.

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Edwin Garcia
Missouri bullets

Easy ordering and arrived at my house faster than anticipated. Bullets matched the description exactly.

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Tony Smith
405 GR. Cast Bullets for 45-70 Trapdoor Loads

I have been using these for trapdoor loads and find them to be excellent. They are very concentric and constant in weight. I like the coating as it reduces lead fouling. Most importantly, they shoot consistently accurate!

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Wayne Bailey
coated 405gr cast bullets.

I have been working with these bullets for a couple of weeks now and cannot recommend them unless you have a lube sizer to run them through first. The coating is not concentric to the bullet. There are high spots and it makes loading the bullets very difficult.