The B.O.R. Lock MZ Lead Bullet provides outstanding accuracy in a non-sabot design that’s easy to load, scrubs fouling from the breech and ensures consistent bullet seating. ANOKA, Minnesota ...

many muzzleloader bullets must be used with a sabot. A sabot is a plastic skirt that holds the bullet in a cup. The sabot is caliber-correct, enabling it to press snug against the bore wall.

If you seat the bullet too loose, with space between the bottom of the bullet or sabot and the powder charge, the charge will not ignite properly. You might get a hang-fire or a flameout resulting ...

Sabots are streamlined bullets encased in plastic much like bird shot is loaded into a wad. When the round is fired, the slug remains in the plastic casing and spins down the barrel until the ...

In addition to the use of Busters by handgun and lever-action shooters, the bullets, when teamed with plastic sabots of the proper size, could prove valuable to the muzzleloader hunter.

Nicknamed the “Silver Bullet,” during Operation Desert Storm ... The M829 round has an electric primer, propellant, sabot projectile, and depleted uranium penetrator with fins and a tracer.

Browning Ammunition has new polymer-tipped sabot slugs for rifled-barreled shotguns capable of lethal performance beyond 150 yards, according to Browning officials. Browning’s new BSX slugs come ...

The current round uses a discarding sabot the shields a sharpened tungsten ... and more ballistically consistent with common, jacketed bullets. Dubbed “aeroshell” projectiles, the Crane ...