Our editorial team reviews specifications, product data, and field-use information to keep pages accurate.
You'll be taken to Fin Feather Fur Outfitters to complete your purchase.
Hunter's Outpost earns a commission from affiliate links at no extra cost to you.
SKU: 64000-090255200188
This buckshot is intended for shooters assembling shotshell loads and looking for consistent pellet shape and size in a 5 lb. supply. It is cold swaged from a lead alloy hardened with antimony, with a stated roundness tolerance of +0.001" to help maintain uniformity from pellet to pellet. That makes it a practical option for reloaders who want to follow published load data and build ammunition with attention to consistency. As with any lead shot product, pricing may vary with market conditions, and users should consult a reloading manual or powder manufacturer’s data before loading.
Cold-swaged Construction
Helps maintain pellet shape during
Lead Alloy
Antimony is specified for the
Strict +0.001"
Roundness tolerance supports more consistent
Designed Fly
Straighter according to the product
5 Lb.
Box provides a substantial supply
| Country Of Origin | United States Of America |
|---|---|
| Diameter | .350 diameter |
| Load Data Note | Check your shot shell reloading manual or go to a powder manufacturers website for load data. |
| Manufacturing Method | Cold swaged |
| Material | Lead alloy hardened with antimony |
| Roundness Tolerance | +0.001" |
| Shot Type | 000 Buckshot |
| Warning | This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
| Weight | 5 lb. box |
This is Hornady 000 buckshot in a 5 lb. box, intended for shotshell reloading. Check your shotshell reloading manual or a powder manufacturer’s website for load data.
The product title identifies this buckshot as .350 diameter. No additional sizing details are provided in the source data.
The source says the buckshot is cold swaged using a lead alloy hardened with antimony to help prevent deformities when fired.
Yes. The source states Hornady uses a strict roundness tolerance of +0.001".
Yes. The product includes a California Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure. The source also advises checking a shotshell reloading manual or powder manufacturer’s website for load data.