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| MountainWalk:
i wonder why all the hostility towards jacketed bullets? |
| cascademountainhunter:
yep |
| bobcat:
--- Quote from: MountainWalk338 on May 21, 2008, 10:46:52 PM ---i wonder why all the hostility towards jacketed bullets? --- End quote --- They're not "primitive" and/or "traditional." They extend a muzzleloader's range. Non-jacketed bullets cannot be loaded to as high a velocity without a loss of accuracy and excessive leading of the bore. They have to draw the line somewhere, and I think in this state they got it right. |
| G.R.K:
--- Quote from: bobcat on May 22, 2008, 08:43:20 PM --- --- Quote from: MountainWalk338 on May 21, 2008, 10:46:52 PM ---i wonder why all the hostility towards jacketed bullets? --- End quote --- They're not "primitive" and/or "traditional." They extend a muzzleloader's range. Non-jacketed bullets cannot be loaded to as high a velocity without a loss of accuracy and excessive leading of the bore. They have to draw the line somewhere, and I think in this state they got it right. --- End quote --- They only extend the range with the right ignition{209 Primers}.Use a lead bullet with a SABOT,I haven't seen much plasticizing of the bore with a SABOT :dunno: |
| MountainWalk:
inlines arent primitive or traditional. i think they got it wrong if you ask me |
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