Blackhorn 209 Powder In Stock
Blackhorn 209 powder is a low residue, high performance propellant made for muzzleloaders and black powder cartridges. It is engineered to consistently shoot at higher velocities and with greater accuracy than any other muzzleloader powder available today. In fact, if you compare our benefits with other powders, you will quickly see that Blackhorn 209 absolutely smokes the competition.










Jasper Douglas –
Many Western states ban the use of pellets or optics during muzzleloader seasons, requiring loose powder. This is the absolute best loose powder on the market. It gives you maximum velocity while keeping you perfectly legal.
Aaron Wong –
I used to leave the range looking like a chimney sweep from handling greasy patches and soot-covered pellets. This powder burns so clean that my hands, clothes, and range bags stay perfectly spotless.
Édouard –
With standard black powder, the barrel gets so choked with fouling that seating a third or fourth bullet requires immense force. Blackhorn 209 leaves so little residue that sabots slide down smoothly every single time.
Wesley Bell –
With older powders, I had to swab the bore after every single shot just to seat the next bullet. With Blackhorn 209, I can shoot 10 to 15 rounds consecutively at the bench with absolutely no drop in accuracy or struggle loading the next projectile.
River Cameron –
Note to beginners: make sure you use a breech plug explicitly designed for loose black powder and hot 209 primers (like Federal Bor Lock or CCI 209M). When set up correctly, hangfires and misfires become a thing of the past.
Brooks Watson –
None of my local big-box stores ever have this in stock when hunting season approaches. Ordering online was seamless. The tracking was accurate, and the container arrived perfectly sealed and heavily padded to protect the granules.
Gideon Thorne –
Ran a 5-shot string over my chronograph. The standard deviation was incredibly tight. That level of velocity consistency is exactly why this powder dominates the long-range muzzleloader shooting circuits.
Luke Becker –
Traditional black powder will rust a barrel out in a heartbeat if you don’t clean it immediately. While I still clean my rifle promptly, Blackhorn 209 is non-corrosive, giving me total peace of mind if I can’t clean it until the morning after a hunt.
Nash Taylor –
Traditional powders create a massive cloud of white smoke that blinds you from seeing the animal’s reaction. This powder produces significantly less smoke, allowing me to instantly track the deer’s flight path through my scope.
Reed Sinclair –
Modern inline muzzleloaders are built to handle higher pressures and cleaner burns. Using old-school pellets in a high-end rifle is like putting regular gas in a racecar. Blackhorn 209 completely unlocks the gun’s true capabilities.
Clay Sterling –
Yes, it costs more per ounce than generic pellets or loose powder, and you have to pay the online hazmat fee. But when you factor in the saved cleaning time, the hyper-accuracy, and the reliability on a trophy hunt, it pays for itself.
Ave Sutton –
The uniform, hollow-granule design flows perfectly through my volumetric powder measure. Unlike clumsy pellets that limit you to 50-grain increments, this lets me fine-tune my loads down to the exact grain for maximum performance.
Vincent Porter –
I was worried when I ordered 5 new jugs online after running out of my old supply. Tested the new lot over the chronograph, and the speeds matched my historical logbook perfectly. Alliant’s quality control is top-tier.
Fitzpatrick –
This stuff sells out fast as soon as fall approaches. I finally found it in stock online, paid the hazmat fee, and ordered a couple of jugs. It arrives well-padded, completely sealed, and saves me from driving to five different stores.