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I am also new to muzzle loading and need a lot (or little) input on my load development. I don't want to take over the thread, so should I post in this or another place?
Quote from: TriggerMike on April 26, 2017, 06:16:46 PMWhatever you do, stay away from powerbelt bullets. Sent from my SM-G930V using TapatalkJust a question, what issues do you have with Powerbelts? I've killed a cow and bull the last two years that have run a combined 45-50 yards before expiring. My gun loves them and I've had pretty good terminal results.
Whatever you do, stay away from powerbelt bullets. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk
Thanks for the advice all. I picked up a pound of T7 FFFG and some RWS 1081 caps. Have a measure, peep, and some Barnes MZ's coming in the mail!Going to order some of those cast bullets and sabots to play with as well. Just have to figure out which sabot? Welcome reelamin - Post anything ya like on this thread. I'll post how my efforts turn out!
Quote from: MadMooner on April 30, 2017, 11:53:58 AMThanks for the advice all. I picked up a pound of T7 FFFG and some RWS 1081 caps. Have a measure, peep, and some Barnes MZ's coming in the mail!Going to order some of those cast bullets and sabots to play with as well. Just have to figure out which sabot? Welcome reelamin - Post anything ya like on this thread. I'll post how my efforts turn out!you might take a hard look at these alsohttps://www.lehighdefense.com/collections/bullets/products/452-controlled-fracturing-muzzleloader-265gr-bullet?variant=28146206856This bullet is the one that I use for elk - it is a little much for a deer but it works there also...https://www.lehighdefense.com/collections/bullets/products/458-controlled-fracturing-305gr-bullet?variant=1073755480Both of these might fit your rifle better the Barnes may be really tight going down. The 305 is a 458 - 45-70 rifle bullet the 265 is a .452 and you can get several different thicknesses of sabot to change the loading pressure. These are very accurateThis target was shot with the 265's but it was shot with a scope. It still gives you and idea how accurate the 265 can be.
I put my Williams FP sight on today. Its hitting a little high, but only shooting practice loads for now. I was shooting just about the same size groups as with the scope. POI was very close to each other with 80,90, and 100gr of powder.Does anyone use the larger aperture and or the low light one? Daylight the stock size is good, but more worried about the low light sight picture.