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Hornady LEVERevolution .450 Marlin FTX 325 Grain 20 Rounds
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SKU: WX2*0109906
Overview
Hornady’s LEVERevolution ammunition is built for lever-gun shooters who want a modern load for hunting applications. Chambered in .450 Marlin with a 325 grain FTX bullet, it is presented as a high-velocity option intended to deliver strong downrange terminal performance and accuracy. The load is described as offering up to 250 FPS faster muzzle velocity than conventional lever-gun loads and up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads. For hunters running a compatible lever rifle, this 20-round box provides a purpose-driven choice for field use where performance matters.
Why Hunters Choose the Hornady
Lever Gun
Ammunition in .450 Marlin FTX
Pack Includes
20 rounds for range or
Claims Up
To 250 FPS faster muzzle
Claims Up
To 40% more energy than
Described As
Offering exceptional accuracy
Key Features
- Hornady LEVERevolution .450 Marlin FTX ammunition
- 325 grain load, packaged in 20 rounds
- Designed for lever gun ammunition
- Up to 250 FPS faster muzzle velocity than conventional lever gun loads
- Up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads
Best Used For
- Hunters using lever guns chambered in .450 Marlin for dedicated big-game hunting
- Shooters wanting ammunition designed specifically for lever-action rifle use
- Hunters comparing loads where faster muzzle velocity is a stated priority
- Users seeking a 20-round box for range work or hunting-season carry
- Buyers focused on Hornady LEVERevolution ammunition for .450 Marlin rifles
Specifications
| Accuracy | Exceptional accuracy |
|---|---|
| Ammunition Type | Lever gun ammunition |
| Bullet Style | FTX |
| Bullet Weight | 325 Grain |
| Cartridge | .450 Marlin |
| Energy | Up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads |
| Muzzle Velocity | Up to 250 FPS faster than conventional lever gun loads |
| Rounds | 20 |
| Terminal Performance | Overwhelming downrange terminal performance |
Pros
- Designed for lever gun ammunition in .450 Marlin FTX 325 grain load
- Pack includes 20 rounds for range or hunting use
- Claims up to 250 FPS faster muzzle velocity than conventional lever gun loads
- Claims up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads
- Described as offering exceptional accuracy
- Presented with overwhelming downrange terminal performance
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a specialized .450 Marlin load, so it is only appropriate for rifles chambered for that cartridge.
- The box contains 20 rounds, which may be a limited quantity for high-volume range use or extended practice sessions.
- The product description emphasizes performance advantages versus traditional flat point loads, so it is best evaluated in the context of lever-gun ammunition rather than as a general-purpose option.
Suggested Comparisons
- Lever gun ammunition
- .450 Marlin ammunition
- Hunting rifle ammunition
- Traditional flat point lever-action loads
Suggested Accessories
- Ammunition storage box
- Hearing protection
- Cleaning kit
- Ballistic eyewear
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber and bullet style is this ammunition?
This is Hornady LEVeRevolution .450 Marlin FTX ammunition with a 325 grain bullet.
How many rounds come in the box?
The product is sold as 20 rounds.
What performance claims are provided for this load?
The product description states up to 250 FPS faster muzzle velocity than conventional lever gun loads, exceptional accuracy, overwhelming downrange terminal performance, and up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads.
Is this ammunition intended for lever guns?
Yes. The description identifies LEVeRevolution as ammunition for lever guns.
Does the product data list any other specifications such as case type, overall length, or country of origin?
No. Those details are not provided in the source data.