Extreme Elite All Lead Bullets

All lead bullets: Extreme Elite
T/C Hawken Classic .50 caliber 300 gr Extreme Elite - 100 Goex fffg .678" 50 yards		Savage 10 ML II .50 caliber 360 Extreme Elite - 41.1 IMR 4759 .445" 100 yards

 
The new Extreme Elite, all lead bullets, represents the "very best value" in the Precision Rifle bullet line. The all lead bullets are swaged and boat tailed to provide outstanding accuracy with any twist from 1:48" to the very fast Savage10 ML II 1:24" twist by selecting the appropriate bullet weight.

  .40 Extreme Elite - 240 and 260 grain for .45 and .50  caliber rifles
  .45 Extreme Elite - 300, 330 and 360 grain for .50, .54 and .58  caliber rifles

The swaged hollow point is designed for controlled hydraulic expansion for deep penetration and full expansion. The excellent accuracy and impact energy combined with an economic price make these all lead bullets an excellent choice in hunting and target bullets.

The chart below will help you match the correct caliber and weight of Extreme Elite muzzleloader bullets to your rifle.  If you already know your rifle's rate-of-twist then all you need to do is match your rifle's caliber and rate-of-twist to the bullets in the chart that show at least 2 stars. The bullets with 2 or more stars should perform the best in your particular rifle, based on previous field testing. If you are not sure of your rifle's rate-of-twist then you will probably find it by clicking here rate-of-twist.

Bullet Selection Chart

The greater number of asterisks( *) the more compatible the bullet weight is to the barrel twist.

Sabots
Rifle	Bullet	Sabot	Bullet	Muzzleloader Barrel Twist
caliber	caliber	type	weight	1:20	1:26	1:28	1:30	1:32	1:38	1:48
.50 .50 .50/.54 /.58	.40 .40 .45 .45 .45	Extreme ELite	240		***	***	***	**
			260	**	***	***	**	*
			300		*	**	**	***	***	***
			330		**	***	***	***	**	*
			360	*	***	***	**	**	*

Range testing of the New .40 caliber Extreme Elite 240 grain sabot by Ray Wonsewitz in Lawton, Oklahoma.

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Field Testing Photos: (Click Photos to Enlarge)
 

Jason C. - lower Michigan White-tailed Deer
360 grain Extreme - 90 grains Pyrodex - Knight - 150 yard shot



Jason writes "I have taken several nice deer with these bullets out to 235 yards, their accuracy and energy down range haven't failed me yet".

Susan K. Souhrada from Iowa - White-tailed Buck
360 grain Extreme - 90 grains Goex FFF - T/C with Green Mountain barrel



45 yard shot - zero yards to recovery - Great shot Susan
 

Allan Bohn - Saskatchewan Mule Deer
360 grain Extreme HP

Dave Ahern - Arizona Elk

Dave writes "I used one of your fine Extreme 360's to bag this nice 6x6 Elk in Arizona in November of 1999. It was a slightly downhill, frontal shot at about 80 yards. He was down before I recovered from the recoil and the smoke had cleared!

The bullet entered through the neck/shoulder, traveled through the Heart/lung, and was found well into the entrails. Estimated penetration is at least 30". I am totally impressed, as was my hunting partner.

He was using 240 gr Hornady XTP sabots. He also bagged a 6x6, but only after it ran 400 yards! By the way he had a perfect broadside shot, which was also well placed at less than 60 yards. I also appreciate all the help you have been on the phone during orders. Precision Bullets are the way to go!"


David Kanitz - 130" Michigan White-tailed Deer
330 grain Extreme - 150 grains Pyrodex - Knight Disc


David writes "After the smoke cleared the deer laid in one spot and never moved. He never knew what hit him."


Ed Plonsky - 7 point White-tailed Deer
330 grain Extreme - 150 grains Pyrodex - T/C Encore

Ray 

I don’t know if you remember but last year you sold me the Extreme Elite bullet for my Thunderhawk, made by TC Arms, and I was having trouble with the accuracy until you gave me some suggestions on powder amounts, which made all the difference for the combination that I was shooting. 

I am proud to say that it worked perfect when it needed to most for me, I shot this elk on the third day of a special permit hunt at 98 yards at a very steep angle, the elk only went about 8 yards before expiring (click picture to enlarge). I would suggest these bullets to anyone who enjoys muzzle loading. 

Thanks again Dave Allen.

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