| Weight | 54 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | .835 in |
| Diameter | .541, .542 |
54 Caliber 485 Grains
$34.95
A slightly lighter 54 caliber bullet guaranteed to become one of our best sellers. Preliminary range results look very promising. Excellent for large game and provides excellent penetration. 50 per box. Sized at .541 and .542 enabling a perfect fit for all guns. (Bullet length .835 inches)
10 reviews for 54 Caliber 485 Grains
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Josh Finlay –
Got a chance to shoot a handful of these at the range yesterday….amazing!
Joshua Kisamore (verified owner) –
Shot one to check zero and hit dead on with no need to adjust sights. Produces some heavier recoil bur nothing that can’t be handled. Hope to use it this muzzleloader season in West Virginia.
Marc Much (verified owner) –
Great consistent accurate bullet. Took my first mule deer with it. Performed great!
Mark Embry (verified owner) –
Ordered Saturday had them in my hand Monday! Great Product I will definitely be back for more.
mitrchell jaurena (verified owner) –
Shooting the .542 sized 484gr out of a custom bored 22″ TC Renegade barrel with a 1:32 twist. 1490 FPS mv and sub 3″ groups at 100 yards. 1261ftlbs of energy at 125 yards. Great bullet.
Jeremy Oakley –
I got the .541, 485’s to try and see if they’d stabilize out of my 1-66″ twist Pedersoli RMH so I can increase my Elk killing range to 200 yds. I shot a 3.5″ group at 100 yds using OE 2f for a 6 shot avg muzzle velocity of 1410 fps and 2141 ft/lbs energy. 100 yd velocity was clocked at 1222 fps with 1609 ft/lbs energy 🙂 Both verified using Labradar. 200 yd numbers are 1087 fps and 1273 ft/lbs energy using shooters calculator. I will be using this for MZ Elk here in Arizona if I get drawn! Thanks for the awesome bullet at a great price!
Jon (verified owner) –
I love these bullets for accuracy of tearing paper and hunting! I use the 54 cal. in both sizes for my TC Scout and Renegade. Swiss powder in the Renegade, Goex and Schuetzen through the Scout. I have not found a more accurate bullet for either of these 54 cal. guns.
Brad Hanson (verified owner) –
I shot the .541’s out of my stock 1in 48 twist TC Renegade the bullets were pretty loose for the barrel, so I need at least the .542’s but they produced great accuracy. My last 3 shots at 50 yds went into a .498″ ctc and 1.03″ overall group while using Swiss 2f and a 1/8″ felt over powder wad.
Gene H –
I finally got on the range this morning. The 54 Hawkins with y’all’s 485 gr. bullet and 90grs of powder. I was hitting the bulls eye at a hundred yards. Yes 100yards. I wasn’t sure what the bullet would do on deer. I put a milk jug out at 50 yard mark. It blew it all to pieces. I can’t wait to try it out on a bear or deer. I don’t do any social media. If you want to use this and put it on any or all. I give you permission. Thanks. Gods Favor Freely Given!!
Gary Springfield (verified owner) –
Like Mr. Oakley, I wanted to see if these would shoot/stabilize and not keyhole out of my custom 54 flintlock with a 1/66″ twist 38″ swamped barrel. They loaded and shot accurately. 90 grains FFFG over a lubed ox-yoke wad. I will be using these for all my hunting instead of PRB. The accuracy and additional energy for large feral hogs I encounter will come in handy. Thank you for a great product. (I also shoot no excuses from my 50 cal Lyman trade rifle).