Blackhorn™ 209 Muzzleloader Powder Substitute is a high performance, low residue propellant engineered for modern Inline Muzzleloaders with 209 primer ignition systems. Produced by Western Powders, this revolutionary, powder substitute shoots consistently, producing higher velocities and greater accuracy than other propellants. In addition, Blackhorn™ 209 is the only non-corrosive, muzzleloading powder on the market today that remains unaffected by temperature and humidity, sharply reducing misfires and hang-fires.

Blackhorn’s™ high-performance, Muzzleloading Powder can be used with any standard 209 shotshell primer. The powder leaves no curd ring in the barrel, and can be readily cleaned with regular oil-based solvents. Because of its non-corrosive nature, there is minimal fouling, so the need to swab between shots is eliminated, resulting in increased time in the field.

When compared with volume equivalents, Blackhorn™ 209 is ballistically superior to other muzzleloading propellants. This powder substitute claims the industry's lowest standard deviations and low pressure-to-velocity ratio for precise performance every time. Blackhorn™ 209 is recommended for high-performance Muzzleloaders with 209 primer ignition systems where the primer is totally enclosed. This powder substitute is not for use with any special Muzzleloading primers, #11, musket or high-powered Rifle primers or Sidelock Muzzleloaders.

 Blackhorn™ 209 Muzzleloading Powder is arguably the best and most efficient black powder substitute. The powder not only results in higher velocities and better accuracy, but burns clean with minimal residue, plus produces consistent fps, and cleans up easily.  Powder comes in  convenient 8 oz. or 5 lbs. bottle. What more could you ask for? The Blackhorn™ 209 Powder Substitute is everything it says it is and then some. 

 **Do not exceed the loads displayed in the loading guide. Never mix any two powders regardless of type, brand, or source. Never substitute any smokeless powder for Black Powder or any Black Powder substitute.