Hornady .45 Cal, 143 Grains, Lead Round Balls, 100ct

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.45 caliber (.457 dia.)
143 grains
Can also be used for muzzleloading firearms
Do not use in Sam Yang .45 cal. guns (those bores measure .454 dia.)

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Hornady-6080 [PY-P-596]

Hornady .45 Cal, 143 Grains, Lead Round Balls, 100ct by Hornadyspecifications

Caliber	Ammo Type	Weight	Quantity
0.45"	Round Balls	143.0gr	100

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Overall rating:5 5.0

Value for money:5 5.0

Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

By Phillip from USA on 2012-01-12 18:57:13
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Things I liked:Fit the barrel perfectly, hit hard, plenty accurate for anything large enough to bother shooting with a sam yang 909s light hunter. on low power, ball seated .75" into a cured locust block, and on high a lil over 1". Doesnt drop as fast as the 180grn Air Venturi solid core HP but doesnt hit as hard either. Best choice for low cost fun.
Things I would have changed:higher count option.
What others should know:In my 909s, I get 5 decent shots with these compared to 6 with the 180grn HP's starting @ 3200psi, gun really comes to life from 2800-2200 psi, feel it in your shoulder then, above and below that power is kinda disapointing but when you consider your air rifle just turned a ceramic comode into fragments, its pretty awesome lol.

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Overall rating:4 4.0

Value for money:4 4.0

Size/Shape Distribution:4 4.0

By Richard from USA on 2011-11-28 07:48:31
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Things I liked:Shoot very good out of my Sam Yang 909S. They hit hard and put a heck of a hole in a piece of wood!! Definately a good choice for economical rounds for my big bore. And they are accurate out to 150 yards so far.
Things I would have changed:Make them less expensive, even though they are not too bad right now. Make them in a 200 grain ball!!! That would be nice!!
What others should know:My Sam Yang is being tuned by a shop in NY. Once it is tuned and the trigger is made a bit smoother, I know these 143 grain round balls will be even deadlier on ANY game you choose to take with them.

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By Donald from USA on 2012-01-09 01:21:28

You can not get a 200 gr round ball and still have it in 45. Would have to cast it out of gold or somthing. And you can not squeez 200 gr lead down to 45.

By Richard from USA on 2011-11-29 18:01:14

I was at Bass Pro Shops yesterday and they sell these for $14.99 for the same quantity. So I guess I will get them there now instead. Rich

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Overall rating:5 5.0

Value for money:5 5.0

Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

By mark from USA on 2010-06-01 02:52:48
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Things I liked:these are cheep and very well made, yes you can shoot them in sam yang, it even says so in the owners manual to only shoot .456 to .457 ammo. and all over the internet people recomend these, i have been shooting them, thier soft and lock into the rifling easy, and very accurate. I shot 400 yards into the water and just like a muzzleloader. with sam yang 909s.
Things I would have changed:inform customers that it is ok to shoot these round balls in sam yang, other than that, maybe make some round balls in .456 ????
What others should know:these are what you will be shooting mostly, so stock up. save the bullets for game. these have awesome penetration power. they sell them on this site because of the 909 sam yang. im stocking up, you will go through them fast with a scuba tank, and thier easier to load in three sec your ready to fire, faster than a muzzeloader. but you will think your shooting a muzzleloader.

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