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Old 10-02-2016 | 06:43 PM
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Grouse45
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Originally Posted by bronko22000
That's good grouping Grouse. But quite frankly I don't seen any problem with the way the CVA shot either, even with the delay. Perfectly acceptable hunting accuracy for most PA hunting situations (except open field). That bullet should work fine.
But I'm sorry but I do have to say something about your comment about not using it in PA except maybe for doe. That comment makes one think you believe a doe's life is not equal to that of a buck's! I don't think that's what you meant at all but that's what it sounds like.
But in any event, IMO either rifle is easily capable of a clean humane kill up to 100 yards and beyond.
Growing up using flintlocks and patch round balls. I learned to shoot with a delay. Also many years later I learned to not have delays with them either. But anytime you have a delay you risk the gun not actually going off as well. So I don't have a problem with a possible delay shooting any animal. Been there done that. But I do have a problem with Buck hunting and the gun doesn't go off. Doe hunting I could care less if it doesn't go off. But the easiest solution is sight in a T/C Strike, or a Triumph, or another Ultralite, or maybe a Vision, or even a 50cal Disc Elite, or maybe a Nula, just way to many options to worry about misfires or delays.
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