Hornady Muzzleloading Sabots with Bullets

A muzzleloader that will not fly flat gives up the shot before you ever press the trigger.

A sabot and polymer tip put a lighter bullet on a longer line, then expand on impact.

Longer Line: You settle the sights on a far deer and the sabot lets a lighter caliber bullet hold a flatter path.

SST Tip: The Super Shock Tip polymer point starts expansion on impact and opens a wide, deep wound channel.

Sabot Drop: A .50 caliber sabot falls away when the bullet leaves the muzzle.

Recoil and Weight: You shoot with less recoil, and the projectile is built to penetrate, keep more of its weight, and hold sectional density.

Load Options: SST Low Drag, MonoFlex Low Drag, XTP, and Lock-N-Load Speed Sabot loads in 45 and 50 caliber.

Load the sabot, settle the sights, and take the longer shot.