Missouri Bullet Company Coated 45 Caliber (.452 Diameter) Bullets 215 grain Y Flat Point Box of 500

Missouri Bullet Company Coated 45 Caliber (.452 Diameter) Bullets 215 grain Y Flat Point Box of 500

$88.99 Unit price $0.18 per piece
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Missouri Bullet Company Coated 45 Caliber (.452 Diameter) Bullets 215 grain Y Flat Point Box of 500

Missouri Bullet Company Coated 45 Caliber (.452 Diameter) Bullets 215 grain Y Flat Point Box of 500

(SKU:MBHT452215HGL)
MPN: HT-452215HGL
$88.99 Unit price $0.18 per piece
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.452 Diameter
215 Grain WFN Flat-Base Grooveless
Brinell 20
Perfect for .460 Rowland
Optimized for Max Impact
Hi-Tek 2-Extreme Coating from J&M Specialized Products P/L
Color may vary
Price per box of 500

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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Hughree B.
Feeds well and hits hard!

This is one of my favorite bullets for my .45 ACP autos and revolvers. They feed and function well in Springfield XD models that won't reliably feed semi-wadcutters. The wide, flat meplat delivers more smackdown than roundnose bullets at normal velocities and the 215 gr. weight provides higher velocities at normal pressures using published 230 gr. factory duplication loads. The smooth coating is a plus that reduces smoke and barrel fouling. There are less expensive bullets for reloading but these offer a number of advantages that make them worth the slight difference in price.

As always, Graf delivers super fast shipping and excellent customer service.

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Huey E.
Great 45 ACP Bullets...

The load great in the basic 45 ACP Brass. Hit harder than standard FMJ-RN. Shooting these from my TC Contender in 45 ACP makes it a viable hunting gun beyond factory ammo limitations...