Finally, the Extreme Elite, a muzzleloader bullet than everyone can afford to hunt or target shoot with. And what makes the Extreme Elite muzzleloading bullet even better, the Extreme Elite is extremely accurate in a variety of rates-of-twist, from your sidelock to the most modern smokeless Savage ML II, and the Extreme Elite is an exceptionally long range muzzleloader bullet.

The Extreme Elite is the 2004 replacement of the Extreme HP which was introduced in 1997 as an inexpensive extended range magnum hunting bullet. The Extreme Elite is probably the best value in an all-lead hunting or target bullet. The Extreme Elite offers outstanding accuracy with any twist from 1:48" to the very fast Savage 10 ML II 1:24", when the appropriate weight for your rifle's rate-or-twist is used in the selection process.

The Extreme Elite's continuous ogive and rebated boat-tail enhance ballistic performance and put the Extreme Elite in a class all it's own. Weights available to suit every twist of barrel and every sized game from 300, 330 and 350 grains. The Extreme Elite is shipped in PVC protective clams to assure you receive perfect bullets to your door.

Here is my first attempt to shoot the new economical Extreme Elite .40 240 grain .50 caliber in my Savage 10 ML II. I realize it is not the greatest group ever shot at 100 yards, measuring 1 1/2", but when you take into account the windy conditions and that all I did was randomly pick 110 grains of 777 ffG powder and load and shoot 4 times at a target 100 yards away.

I was somewhat impressed. Just imagine what could be done adjusting the load a little. Click image to enlarge it.

Well, I finally was able to get out to the range and try and improve on my group using the new Extreme Elite. It wasn't difficult. All that changed was less wind and voila a 5/8" group. Again I was using my much loved Savage 10 ML II. Click image to enlarge it.

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Ray

I don’t know if you remember but last year you sold me the Extreme Elite bullet for my Thunderhawk, made by TC Arms, and I was having trouble with the accuracy until you gave me some suggestions on powder amounts, which made all the difference for the combination that I was shooting.

I am proud to say that it worked perfect when it needed to most for me, I shot this elk on the third day of a special permit hunt at 98 yards at a very steep angle, the elk only went about 8 yards before expiring (click picture to enlarge). I would suggest these bullets to anyone who enjoys muzzle loading.

Thanks again Dave Allen.

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