My Disc likes 150 better than 100, Recoil is not much different ...Bill

Knight T-Bolt,3 fifty grain pellets,180 grain bullet=Nail Driver!!

Come on guys, you know exactly why people use 150gr of powder. Same reason we use muzzleloaders instead of bows. Same reason we use bows instead of spears. Same reason everyone uses a high powered rifle instead of a muzzleloader during rifle season. Fact is speed and hydrostatic shock kills. Plain and simple. I mean who cares that much about powder savings. You use up more electricity writing up this stuff than one 50gr pellet. As for myself, I don't give a crap what everyone else uses. Why must everyone feel so insecure about there gear that they have to defend its use? I don't use 150gr, and I don't care. I don't care if you want to use rifles in muzzleloading season as long as there is plenty of game left for me.

Now, that I got that out of my system, here is the load I pick. The one that is the most accurate with my bullet. I really doubt that 150gr is going to be accurate with all bullets. So it gives you room to move around a little. I use 90gr with 250gr red hot bullets and 100gr with 240gr XTP. Just depends.

I shoot 110gr of 777 but if I want a longer range shot 150gr would be more feasable.

Lee

I agree with bigcountry. This topic is very similar to shooting turkey loads and custom chokes. How one load and choke shoots out of one gun will be different than the next. Don't assume anything, take &quot;your&quot; gun to the gun range, set it up on a good bench with bags, and try shooting groups with different bullet and powder weights. Soon you will find the magic combonation that groups well out of &quot;your&quot; gun.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

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..Close is enough for me...i use 90 grains,Knight lk 93
tack driver..if i wanted a 200+ yard shot,i would use a
centerfire..just cant get enough world we live in...

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