As tactical 3-Gun and High Power competition heats up Barnes responds with competitively priced lead core match-grade bullets. Competitive shooters looking for that ?better mouse trap? owe it to themselves to give Barnes Match Burners a shot.

As tactical 3-Gun and High Power competition heats up Barnes responds with competitively priced lead core match-grade bullets. Competitive shooters looking for that ?better mouse trap? owe it to themselves to give Barnes Match Burners a shot.

Used primarily for .22 and .30 caliber cartridges used by law enforcement officials and military tactical shooters these bullets boast a frangible copper tin core made from powdered-metal. Unlike similar bullets on the market these have a unique gliding metal jacket. With this bullets remain intact even when handled roughly as well as during feeding and firing.

Because of the design rarely is there a problem with gun jamming caused by bullets that fragmented prematurely. For the .22 caliber the bullet is a hollow point flat base made without lead. Unlike reloading bullets made at home these provide serious performance.

Used primarily for .22 and .30 caliber cartridges used by law enforcement officials and military tactical shooters these bullets boast a frangible copper tin core made from powdered-metal. Unlike similar bullets on the market these have a unique gliding metal jacket. With this bullets remain intact even when handled roughly as well as during feeding and firing.

Because of the design rarely is there a problem with gun jamming caused by bullets that fragmented prematurely. For the .22 caliber the bullet is a hollow point flat base made without lead. Unlike reloading bullets made at home these provide serious performance.

Used primarily for .22 and .30 caliber cartridges used by law enforcement officials and military tactical shooters these bullets boast a frangible copper tin core made from powdered-metal. Unlike similar bullets on the market these have a unique gliding metal jacket. With this bullets remain intact even when handled roughly as well as during feeding and firing.

Because of the design rarely is there a problem with gun jamming caused by bullets that fragmented prematurely. For the .22 caliber the bullet is a hollow point flat base made without lead. Unlike reloading bullets made at home these provide serious performance.

Used primarily for .22 and .30 caliber cartridges used by law enforcement officials and military tactical shooters these bullets boast a frangible copper tin core made from powdered-metal. Unlike similar bullets on the market these have a unique gliding metal jacket. With this bullets remain intact even when handled roughly as well as during feeding and firing.

Because of the design rarely is there a problem with gun jamming caused by bullets that fragmented prematurely. For the .22 caliber the bullet is a hollow point flat base made without lead. Unlike reloading bullets made at home these provide serious performance.

Every round of lead-core Barnes Ammunition is carefully engineered for maximum versatility. The jacketed hollow-point projectile delivers impressive terminal results ideal for predators varmints and range metal. 125 Count

This exclusive run pairs Barnes’ Multi-Purpose JHP line with the Sierra HP Varminter known for accuracy and explosive performance. Product comes loose packed in a bulk corrugated cardboard box consisting of 125 rounds.

This unique magnum load sabot guides its 250 grain polymer tipped .50-caliber bullet to the highest levels of muzzleloader precisions with awesome expansion high weight retention and deep penetration – a trifecta of deer-dropping performance. For use in all .50-caliber muzzleloaders.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

This was the bullet that started it all. Produced by pressure-forming pure copper tubing around a pure lead core this highly reliable bullet was the first custom bullet available to American handloaders. Introduced in 1939 it was long the favorite of professional hunters who demanded performance they could depend on each and every time. On impact Barnes?s Original bullets typically expand to more than 200 percent of their original diameter and retain 70 to 90 percent of their original weight.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

Barnes Original Bullets were the first bullets produced using pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. Because of the design these bullets are extremely reliable and the first custom bullet that American hand loaders could purchase.

The bullets were introduced in 1939 and became popular among seasoned hunters who depended on accuracy and performance. This bullet delivered just that hunt after hunt. When the bullet impacts its target it usually expands over 200 percent of the original diameter while retaining up to 90 percent of its initial weight. These are not for reloading but are live ammunition.

In 1939 Barnes Original Semi-Spitzer Bullets were introduced as the first custom bullet sold to hand loaders in the U.S. While many hunters enjoy home reloading and casting serious hunters depend on these bullets for their high performance and accuracy.

These .45/70 caliber cartridges have a semi-spitzer flat base and were designed with pressure-formed 100 percent copper tubing around a core made from solid lead. A key feature of the bullets is their ability to expand over 200 percent of their original diameter upon impact. In addition these bullets can retain up to 90 percent of their initial weight.