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Traditions Swaged Round Balls .50 cal. 20 pk. .490 Daim, 177 GR

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Traditions Swaged Round Balls .50 cal. 20 pk. .490 Daim, 177 GR

TraditionsBlack PowderUPC 040589124100

Traditions Swaged Round Balls .50 cal. 20 pk. .490 diameter, 177 GR, are precision-crafted lead projectiles designed for muzzleloading firearms. Each pack contains 20 perfectly round and swaged balls that ensure a tight fit and optimal accuracy for your shooting needs. These balls provide consistent performance, making them an excellent choice for hunters and sport shooters who demand reliability and precision. Ideal for classic muzzleloading rifles and smoothbore muskets, the swaged design helps reduce barrel fouling and improve shot uniformity. Whether for target practice or hunting, these round balls deliver dependable results shot after shot.

ManufacturerTraditions
TypeBlack Powder
UPC040589124100
Item #A1241

Technical Overview

CategoryAccessory
ManufacturerTraditions
ModelBlack Powder
InventoryIn Stock
Item NumberA1241
UPC040589124100

Specifications

  • .50 caliber
  • 20 pieces per pack
  • .490 diameter
  • 177 grain weight
  • Traditions Swaged Round Balls

FAQs

What firearms are compatible with these round balls?

They are designed for .50 caliber muzzleloading rifles and muskets.

Are these lead balls suitable for hunting?

Yes, with proper muzzleloader setups, they are effective for hunting medium-sized game.

What does 'swaged' mean in this context?

Swaged refers to the manufacturing process that shapes and sizes the ball precisely to fit the barrel.

How many balls come in a pack?

Each pack contains 20 round balls.

What is the weight of each round ball?

Each ball weighs approximately 177 grains.

Will these balls cause excessive barrel fouling?

The swaged design helps minimize fouling compared to cast balls.

Are these balls compatible with rifled barrels?

They are best suited for smoothbore barrels but may be used in rifled barrels with proper bullet design.

Can these balls be used in modern inline muzzleloaders?

They are primarily for traditional muzzleloaders; check your firearm manufacturer's recommendations before use.