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Question makes no sense. A Mossberg 500 pump-action shotgun has nothing to do with muzzleloading firearms which were originally made before 1850.

Question actually makes PERFECT sense to anyone who is knowledgeable about the Mossberg 500, and it's ability to suit nearly any hunting purpose simply by swapping out the barrel (takes under 10 seconds; nice try OP). The manual for the 500 Muzzleloader, which can be found on Mossberg.com, under the Customer Service tab,

recommends either a 385 grain bullet with 90 grains of Pyrodex or a 410 grain bullet with 80. The manual, unfortunately, does not clearly state a maximum safe load. There is additional info in the manual for regular black powder and ball rounds.

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