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Beretta686

12-24-2006 09:01 AM

Black powder

I'm considering buying ainline blk powder riflefor deer hunting.With so many on todays market it's confusing.TC & Knight seem to be the majoritys choice. (50 or 52 cal ?) I would appreciateany input from those who hunt & shoot blk power. Happy Holidays Y'all
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_Dan	12-24-2006 09:03 AM

RE: Black powder

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ORIGINAL: Beretta686

I'm considering buying ainline blk powder riflefor deer hunting.With so many on todays market it's confusing.TC & Knight seem to be the majoritys choice. (50 or 52 cal ?) I would appreciateany input from those who hunt & shoot blk power. Happy Holidays Y'all
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I shoot a T/C Encore .50 cal and love it. My wife shot the T/C Pro Hunter this year. It is a much lighter gun and is a little more sleek. Might have to pick one up for myself.;)

BowHuntingFool

12-24-2006 10:07 AM

RE: Black powder

You should head over to the Black Powder Forum, there are some very educated guys in there that will help ya out! The helped me!

Rhody Hunter

12-24-2006 12:35 PM

RE: Black powder

I shoot a TC omega 50 cal and love it . Like bowhuntigfool said head over to the black powder forum for more help

Steve F.in MD

12-24-2006 01:20 PM

RE: Black powder

You really need to go to a gunshop and handle a variety of different models. I have owned several TC models and they are all very good quality. You need to find the one that feels best to you. Good luck with your search.

jake smith09

12-24-2006 02:38 PM

RE: Black powder

You should look at a CVA Kodiac Pro Mag. they are really nice!

cayugad

12-24-2006 03:23 PM

RE: Black powder

Get the .50 caliber first off. The .52 while I am sure is a fine rifle, you must use Knight's sabots. I would look at the Thompson Center and Knight rifles ... good choice. If your looking for black powder only, then maybe one of the new Omega's would be all you would need for the rest of your life.

saponi

12-25-2006 07:10 AM

RE: Black powder

Can't go wrong with T/c . I have owned a renagade, two black diamonds, and two encores and they all shoot great. I shoot the 50 cal, the most and have killed 5 deer with the encore. I also have two 54 cal. guns and have killed several deer with them.

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