Just ordered my 1st inline!! now what

[CarpetBagger]

Ok. So i just bought my 1st inline off of a HuntingNet member. Cva Accura Stainless!

Im pumped...

I have a nikon prostaff 2-7 im going to mount up on it.

Planning on shooting powerbelts with pyrodex pelletsjust wondering if anyone has a goodload on here for this gun.

[Underclocked]

90 grains BH209 or T7 FFg, 200 grain 10mm XTP in blue MMP sabots (two pellets would probably work as well)

same charge, 300 grain .452 XTP in Harvester crushed rib.

I missed an Accura deal?

ps: if you haven't bought primers, Win209a or Fed209a work well.

[cayugad]

congratulations on the new rifle...

[Bernie P.]

I'd start with loose powder first.Never been a fan of Power Belts.IMO much better choices for much less green.Easy loading but....

[Breechplug]

ORIGINAL: CarpetBagger

Ok. So i just bought my 1st inline off of a HuntingNet member. Cva Accura Stainless!

Im pumped...

I have a nikon prostaff 2-7 im going to mount up on it.

Planning on shooting powerbelts with pyrodex pelletsjust wondering if anyone has a goodload on here for this gun.

Good choice on the ML, I bought 2 of them, both black/stainless.Hope you got a good price?? as mentioned in one of my forums Cabela's have them right now On Sale, the Black/Stainless for $339 and you also get a Free Cordura Gun Case with it. As for Power Belts, I have 5 CVA's and I was never impressed with them. My CVA's and first ACCURA like the TC 240.gr XTP Mags, I shoot 1 1/4" groups at 150 yds with em and they are devestating on deer! O and I use 150gr. of Pyrodox. Good luck with it and Im sure you'll love it. And wait untill you feel the trigger, it's the smoothest I have ever felt. Just be sure to not wear gloves when shooting it untill you get the feel of it down. If you find a better load let me know what your findings are. For my second accura I got a Leupold Ultimate Slam with the (SABR) reticle and Im gonna ask in a forum if anyone has found the best long range load combination for the ACCURA for Whitetails and Coyotes, looking for 200yds, accuracy and especially a sabot that does it's job. Again Good Luck! Ron

[MountainDevil54]

awesome choice.

[Gotbuck]

Congrats on the new toy. You will need cleaning supplies as well. Most of us already have these around the house and vary from windex, rubbing alcohol, silicon, wd-40 and so on. I would suggest a good kit with all the starting necessary goods. A jag, patches, cleaner, bore mop, wire brush.

These are good starters:

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_55501_425010004_425000000_425010000_425-10-4

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_55529_425010004_425000000_425010000_425-10-4