Barnes Bullets Spit-Fire T-EZ Muzzleloader 50 Cal 250 gr - 15 Pack

The Barnes Bullets Spit-Fire T-EZ Muzzleloader 50 Cal 250 gr bullet with sabot is built for hunters who want reliable, deep-shooting performance without the loading hassle. Redesigned specifically for easier ramrod loading in tight-bore muzzleloaders, the T-EZ sabot geometry reduces the pressure needed to seat each round while maintaining the same accuracy standard Barnes is known for. This 15-pack gives you enough rounds for a full season of hunting or range testing.

The standout feature is the 100 percent solid copper construction paired with a polymer tip. That combination gives you superior ballistic coefficient and controlled expansion at distance, translating to more reliable kills and deeper penetration on big game. If you've wrestled with traditional sabots that fight your bore, the T-EZ design is a practical upgrade that doesn't compromise terminal performance.

Barnes Spit-Fire T-EZ muzzleloader bullets are a smart choice for hunters running .50 caliber blackpowder rifles who want consistency in the field and less frustration at the loading bench. Whether you're scouting new country, hunting deer season, or practicing long-range muzzleloader work, this 250 grain load delivers the velocity and accuracy hunters depend on.

Key Features

• Redesigned sabot reduces ramrod pressure for easier loading in tight bores
• 100 percent solid copper construction for durability and reliability
• Polymer tip boosts ballistic coefficient and promotes controlled expansion
• Maintains Barnes' reputation for accuracy across all shot distances
• 15 rounds per pack—ready for a full season of hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber muzzleloader do these bullets fit?

The Barnes Spit-Fire T-EZ is designed for .50 caliber muzzleloaders. The integrated sabot system handles the bore fit.

Are these easier to load than other saboted muzzleloader bullets?

Yes. The T-EZ sabot was redesigned to reduce the ramrod pressure needed to seat the bullet, making loading less physically demanding compared to traditional sabot designs—especially important if you run a tight bore.

What makes the polymer tip important?

The polymer tip raises the ballistic coefficient for better long-range performance and helps initiate controlled expansion on impact, which improves penetration and terminal performance on big game.

How many bullets are in a pack?

Each pack contains 15 rounds, giving you a solid block of ammunition for hunting or range work.