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Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« on: March 24, 2022, 12:13:34 PM »
Yesterday was a great day here on the Palouse - so I decided to make a quick run the Rock Pit to get some shooting in.

For the past few weeks I have been dealing online trying to get a Knight 45 Fast Twist 45 to replace my older Knight Super DISC, need to slae that one now to help pay for the two new ones.  As it turns out I found two opportunities to trade or purchase what I was after.  And as it turns out I ended up getting both of the deals I was working on.

Deal one was a trade for a new Knight ULite SS 45 for a Knight Ulite 50 Western that I had setup with open sights that was expendable. And the second was to purchase a barreled action Knight 45 Ulite Nitride with a Bestill Creations 2 piece bare 209 Breech Plug installed.

The first rifle that I got put together was the Nitride and I decided to take that one for this shooting run



When I got to the Rock Pit I had to wait a bit to do some shooting.  There was a guy there working on setting up his AR style rifle.  While waiting for him I got all my stuff out of the truck and setup for my shoot.

I had bore sighted the rifle at the house with a laser bore sight so I was sure I would be on paper at 50 yards.  Set up the target, loaded up for the first shot.  Shot the first shot and was totally surprised how close to the Bull it was.  Took 3 more shots at the target to verify what I was seeing. I adjusted the scope 8 clicks right and 4 clicks up.  Then made the decision to go to shoot targets on the rock wall.  Well the first shot at 100 was a winner.  So I completed the shoot with 3 more shots.



This is a composite pic of the shoot.



It really was a fun day. Hoping to get out first of next week to shoot the SS 45.

Keep shooting muzzleloaders - They are a blast!!

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Re: Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« Reply #1 on: March 25, 2022, 08:22:49 AM »
Awesome! how do you like the cheddite primer for muzzleloading? I was able to find some cx2000. Is that what you are using?

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Re: Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« Reply #2 on: March 25, 2022, 09:57:31 AM »
Awesome! how do you like the cheddite primer for muzzleloading? I was able to find some cx2000. Is that what you are using?

The Cheddite's CLERINOX primers worked very well.  Theoretically they are pretty much a clone of the W209 only they are shorter.

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Re: Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« Reply #3 on: March 25, 2022, 02:42:22 PM »
thanks. I have some CCI magnum 209 on the way as well and wondering what will be better for reliable ignition. Also still have quite a few federal 209's that Wadu was kind enough to give me last year.

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Re: Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« Reply #4 on: March 25, 2022, 05:45:29 PM »
thanks. I have some CCI magnum 209 on the way as well and wondering what will be better for reliable ignition. Also still have quite a few federal 209's that Wadu was kind enough to give me last year.

I, personally, would never use a Mag 209 primer unless I had to.  But that is really dependent on the breech plug in your rifle.  Mag 209's can add to the build up in the flash channel of the BP and will help erode the flash hole quicker.

If the Federals are not Mags they could also be a good primer for a ML.  If you have Cheddites and they will work in your BP you are set.
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Re: Knight 45 ULite Nitride - In the Rock Pit
« Reply #5 on: March 25, 2022, 07:39:02 PM »
Just got done reading about magnum primers on modern muzzleloader. Sounds like if you shoot a ton the magnum primers could be an issue for sure. Thanks for the info and good shooting!

 


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