Speer Bullets 5110 .350 Dia 64 GR Lead Balls for Black Powder, 100 Count

Speer Bullets 5110 .350 diameter lead balls are purpose-built for traditional muzzleloaders and black powder rifles. This 100-count box delivers the uniformity and consistency that serious muzzleloader shooters depend on, whether you're hunting with a flintlock, percussion cap rifle, or inline ignition system. Each ball weighs 64 grains and is swaged from pure lead using a controlled process designed to eliminate voids and air pockets that can throw off your shot.

Lead round balls remain the gold standard for muzzleloading—they're economical, effective, and a direct link to centuries of firearms heritage. The .350 diameter fits a wide range of rifle bores and pairs with standard patching materials to create a tight, consistent load. Speer's attention to surface finish and dimensional control means you get the rotational stability and accuracy repeatability that separates quality ammunition from run-of-the-mill casting.

If you're loading for flintlock hunting, traditional side-lock competition, or exploring black powder shooting, starting with proven round ball ammunition takes the guesswork out of handloading. This 100-count box gives you enough rounds for a solid range session or a hunting season without the expense of premium jacketed options—and many shooters argue they'll outperform modern bullets when loaded and shot correctly in the right rifle.

Key Features

• Pure lead construction swaged for maximum uniformity
• Void-free and air-pocket-free process for consistent ballistics
• .350 diameter fits popular muzzleloader bores
• 64-grain weight suitable for mid-range black powder loads
• 100 balls per box for extended range or field use
• Smooth, uniform surface for reliable rotation and accuracy

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What muzzleloaders and rifles are .350 lead balls designed for?

.350 diameter balls fit .32 to .36 caliber rifle bores with appropriate patching. Check your rifle's bore diameter and consult load data for your specific firearm before shooting. These are standard for many traditional and modern inline muzzleloaders in that range.

How many lead balls should I expect to get?

Each box contains 100 round balls, giving you plenty for a full range session or to develop and test loads before hunting season.

Do I need to patch or do anything else to shoot these balls?

Yes. Round balls are wrapped in a patch (traditionally linen, canvas, or modern fabric) before loading into the muzzle. The patch protects the bore and helps create a gas seal around the ball. You'll also need black powder (or a black powder substitute) and percussion caps or flint, depending on your ignition system.

Are Speer lead balls suitable for hunting?

Lead round balls are a proven hunting projectile for muzzleloaders, especially at traditional ranges. Their effectiveness depends on shot placement, bullet weight, powder charge, and your rifle's accuracy—all factors you'll fine-tune when developing your load.