Gunpowder

FEATURES
-8 pound
-Principal Purpose: 20 and 28 gauge target loads
-Powder of choice for 20 and 28 gauge target loads
-Designed for Skeet and Sporting Clays
-Competition-grade performance
-Extremely clean burning
-Designed for all modern 20/28 gauge components
-Made in the U.S.A.

FEATURES
-1 pound
-Principal Purpose: Magnum handgun loads
-Secondary Uses: .22 Hornet and 218 Bee
-High velocity
-Magnum handgun loads
-Shooter's choice for 410
-Legendary for its performance in .44 magnum and other magnum pistol loads

FEATURES
-1 pound
-Principal Purpose: .410 Target Shotshell
-Clean burning
-Optimum loading characteristics
-Superior performance
-Consistent performance in any weather, shot after shot, lot after lot

FEATURES:
-This extruded flake powder is ideally suited for shotshells in 12 & 16 gauge where clay target & light field
loads are the norm
-It doubles as an excellent pistol target powder for such cartridges as the 38 Special, 45 ACP and many
more
-14 oz can

FEATURES:
-This extruded flake powder is ideally suited for shotshells in 12 & 16 gauge where clay target & light field
loads are the norm
-It doubles as an excellent pistol target powder for such cartridges as the 38 Special, 45 ACP and many
more
-4 pound can

FEATURES
-1 lb. can
-Combine Winchester components with 760 to duplicate 30-06 Springfield factory load ballistics
-Ideal flow characteristics
-Recommended as an excellent choice for 22-250 Remington, 300 Winchster Magnum,
as well as 300 WSM

FEATURES
-1 pound
-Principal Purpose: Magnum shotshell loads 10, 12, 16, 20 and 28 gauge
-Secondary Uses: Magnum handgun loads
-Powder of choice for magnum loads
-Consistent
-Accurate

FEATURES
-5 pound
-Principal Purpose: Magnum shotshell loads 10, 12, 16, 20 and 28 gauge
-Secondary Uses: Magnum handgun loads
-Powder of choice for magnum loads
-Consistent
-Accurate

FEATURES
-1 pound
-Principal Purpose: Handgun loads
-Fast burning and consistent
-Economical and accurate
-Unsurpassed for .45 ACP target loads
-Billions of rounds have been loaded with Bullseye since it was introduced in 1913.