PowerBelt AeroLite Bullets borrow many of the PowerBelt Platinum’s technical advantages, such as its plating technology, fluted gas check, and aggressive taper. However, the AeroLite bullet itself is completely different on the inside, being specifically designed to deliver optimal performance when used with standard (100 grain) propellant charges, the charge used by most hunters.
The AeroLite has a much larger hollow point cavity than either the Platinum or Copper PowerBelts. This larger cavity maximizes expansion capability while eliminating weight from the core of the bullet, allowing the bullet to be substantially longer than standard projectiles of similar weight. A longer bullet length produces more stability in flight and therefore, greater accuracy. A super-hard polycarbonate AeroTip fills the void of the oversized hollow point and serves to both optimize aerodynamics in flight and control expansion on impact.
All of these AeroLite technologies are fine-tuned to perform best at “standard charge velocities” (1800 FPS or less on impact) providing “magnum performance” without the “magnum recoil". This does not mean, however, that magnum charges can never be used with AeroLites. In hunting situations where long-range shots are the norm, Aerolites may indeed be the best choice, even with a 150 grain load.
Specifications and Features:
.50 caliber
250 grain
Polymer tip
Fluted gas check
Package of 15
The AeroLite has a much larger hollow point cavity than either the Platinum or Copper PowerBelts. This larger cavity maximizes expansion capability while eliminating weight from the core of the bullet, allowing the bullet to be substantially longer than standard projectiles of similar weight. A longer bullet length produces more stability in flight and therefore, greater accuracy. A super-hard polycarbonate AeroTip fills the void of the oversized hollow point and serves to both optimize aerodynamics in flight and control expansion on impact.
All of these AeroLite technologies are fine-tuned to perform best at “standard charge velocities” (1800 FPS or less on impact) providing “magnum performance” without the “magnum recoil". This does not mean, however, that magnum charges can never be used with AeroLites. In hunting situations where long-range shots are the norm, Aerolites may indeed be the best choice, even with a 150 grain load.
Specifications and Features:
.50 caliber
250 grain
Polymer tip
Fluted gas check
Package of 15
1 Rating
I bought one package inte
I bought one package intending to try out the accuracy and boy was I ever surprised I got longer range and hard hitting accurate results I will be purchasing more of these so don't let them go CTD the are a little mighty mouse for me in the deer woods
July 9, 2014
Are these lead or .?
Answer:
Lead with a polymer tip.