Federal Premium FireStick Muzzleloading Charge Hodgdon Triple Eight Black Powder Substitute

SKU:
115833452
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UPC:
604544661286
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MPN:
PMZFS100T8
$28.35
$37.99
(You save $9.64 )
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Grain:
100
Quantity:
10 Pack
Recommended Use:
hunting
HazAir:
Yes

The Federal Premium FireStick Muzzleloading Charge with Hodgdon Triple Eight Black Powder Substitute transforms the traditional muzzleloader experience by combining modern ammunition precision with breech-loading convenience. Built around a polymer capsule filled with clean-burning Hodgdon Triple Eight black powder substitute, FireStick eliminates the inconsistency and weather vulnerability that have long plagued loose-powder muzzleloading. Each charge is loaded to the same exacting tolerances Federal applies to factory ammunition, delivering shot-to-shot consistency that traditional powder horns and measures simply cannot match.

FireStick loads from the breech while your bullet loads from the muzzle—a dual-chamber system that streamlines the entire firing sequence. The encapsulated design seals your propellant charge completely against moisture and environmental exposure, keeping your powder dry and predictable whether you're hunting in wet weather or storing the rifle between seasons. When you need to unload, FireStick slips cleanly out of the action without firing the rifle, making it safer and faster than traditional methods. The system pairs with Federal Premium Trophy Copper or Lead Tipped muzzleloader bullets and works with the Traditions NitroFire rifle, making it compatible with modern muzzleloading platforms designed for this technology.

Serious muzzleloader hunters and range shooters frustrated by inconsistent groups and loading complications will appreciate the reliability and ease FireStick brings to the field or bench. If you've stuck with traditional muzzleloading partly because you never trusted the consistency of loose powder, or if you simply want faster, safer loading mechanics, this is the upgrade that changes the equation.

Key Features

  • Polymer charge capsule with Hodgdon Triple Eight black powder substitute—no loose powder to measure or spill
  • Factory-grade consistency and quality control for reliable, accurate shot-to-shot performance
  • Moisture-proof design keeps propellant dry in any weather
  • Breech-loading system for streamlined, intuitive loading
  • Quick, safe unloading without firing the rifle
  • Compatible with Traditions NitroFire rifles and Federal Premium muzzleloader bullets
  • Shooter supplies 209 shotgun primer separately

Specifications

BrandFederal Ammunition
Product TypeMuzzleloading Propellant Charge
Powder TypeHodgdon Triple Eight Black Powder Substitute
Loading MethodBreech-loading
Bullet LoadingFrom the muzzle
Primer Required209 shotgun primer (not included)
CompatibilityTraditions NitroFire rifle and Federal Premium muzzleloader bullets

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearms are compatible with Federal Premium FireStick?

FireStick is designed for the Traditions NitroFire rifle and works with Federal Premium Trophy Copper and Lead Tipped muzzleloader bullets. Because this is a breech-loading system, it requires a rifle designed to accept the FireStick cartridge. Check your rifle's manual or contact the manufacturer if you're unsure whether your muzzleloader is compatible.

What primer do I need to use?

You'll need a 209 shotgun primer, which is not included with the FireStick charge. The shooter inserts the primer as part of the loading process.

Will FireStick work in wet or humid conditions?

Yes. The polymer capsule completely seals the black powder substitute inside, making it impervious to moisture and environmental exposure. This is one of the key advantages over traditional loose powder, which can absorb moisture and lose reliability in damp conditions.

Can I unload a FireStick charge without firing it?

Yes. One of the major safety and convenience benefits of FireStick is that it slips out of the action easily and safely without requiring you to fire the rifle—something impossible with traditional breech-loading muzzleloaders loaded with loose powder.