When you word the word "demonizing" in a reply with my name as the main focal point of attention in the post Mr.Phil, please
attach one of my "demonizing" sentences for reference right along with it next time. Also...please copy & paste whereI stated that I do not like a bit-heavy rifle. I have never stated that in any ML post/thread in my life.
[/quote]
When I use the word advocating along with the word demonizing please don't separate the two. Regardless of your opinion of its weight, I contend that you are not in a position to know whether its weight is a positive or a negative for AP.
Up until three years ago, I owned the Pedersoli (Cabelas) Rolling Blockfor eight years. You will need a jumbocup of coffee breaking down & cleaning that Rolling Block. You will need to drink that jumbo cup of javareal slow - perhaps reheat that cioffee once or twice too.
I don't think it would be all that big a problem for AP. Because AP isn't particularly fond of, nor does he "advocate", 777 for use in his muzzleloaders. Maybe it has escaped your attention, but cleaning the RB may be quite manageable if he use American Pioneer powder instead.
Cabelas gave me 100% of my purchase money back after eight years use when I brought in one day for repair on a primer firing pin - that sits on the open/shut door to the breechplug.
I took the entire purchase money from 1995 ... ie... ($279)... and applied it -- then $220 more -on the Omega I now own. I wore a bright smile from the moment I was handed the new boxof my Omega-- well... I'm still smiling three years later.
It sure is nice to know that after I have wore out my side kick with max charges and monster bullets, that will be able to just takeit, along with its bulged barrel, intoCabelas for a full refund and credit on the Pedersoli Brutus I would now have preferred to own. Or is that, as a product advocate, you are special?
I sure hope your Corn Flakes taste better tomorrow Phil...
I'll be eating bacon and eggs, thank you.
Happy hunting, Phil