Looking to change up bullets

[Jcalder]

Parker BE

 

[iowavf]

Can't go wrong with anything made by Barnes. Hornady shot good for me, but just liked the barnes better when I had my 45 Encore. I do have a bullet I recovered and will post a pic later after I get a chance to take a pic of it.

 

[poorhunter]

Heck I've never had a problem killing a deer with my original lead bullets that came with my first Knight ML. I just kept buying them to use to hunt with and they have performed mushroomingly perfect. 260 gr with black sabot.

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Where do you get these MUP?

 

[dogmatik]

Well the bore drivers seem pretty accurate. I grouped just under an inch at 100 with 75 weighed out of a Huntsman. My buddy put them through the same hole with a CVA. Now to see how they do on a deer.

 

[MUP]

Where do you get these MUP?

Muzzleloaders.com It's Knight Muzzleloaders website. Comes in a pack of 20, with sabots, for 8 or 9 bucks I think. I just ordered 4 more packs as I found I was low over the weekend of shooting.

I also designed and made a bullet mold from this design as well. I just need more lead to make an adequate run of them. I did cast some a few years ago, and killed a nice 7 pt with them, but the tin level was too high I believe, causing the bullet to shatter instead of penetrate and mushroom. Pure lead would likely do much better.

 

[dogsled]

I shot my big buck in 2020 with the 295 gr. Powerbelts.
No exit and didn't see blood until 200 yards.
Bullet disintegrated.
Not a fan.

I don't care for the powerbelts either. I switched to the Hornady SST's which shoot well, no results from the field yet.