The traditional lead-core bullet has served us well for many years, but the lead-core bullets have always been the primary load of choice for our shooters. The advantages of the copper Powerbelt bullets are plain to see. The thin copper plating on these reloading bullets reduces bore friction allowing for higher velocities while still allowing for optimal bullet expansion within the rifling grooves. These reloading bullets make it easy and inexpensive to produce your own ammunition. The most common load for the CVA Powerbelt Bullets is the Buckmark Bullet. The Buckmark Bullet has become the most popular flat based bullet ever since its inception. These Muzzleloader Bullets have helped to popularize the overall use of the modern day sabot. Whether it is for environmental or historical reasons the CVA Bullets have gained popularity almost overnight. The popularity may be due to the unique size of the sabot, the thin copper coating on the bullet that reduces bore friction allowing for higher velocities and higher velocities come from the fact that the projectile actually flies faster the further it penetrates. These reloadable bullets also have the ability to produce dense, round, multi-pellet impacts that can be counted on in a traditional sabot. For more information on the Copper-Plated Bullets see the technical bullet data sheets on these bullets.