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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
If you use the right sabot they are no more problem to load than any other muzzle loader. Lee
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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
bigtim6656
If you like the Triumph and it feels good to you, then it really could be the gun for you. Yes, today TC barrels are showing up really tight, but if you a buying a 50 cal... then out there in the market there is a sabot that will fit the barrel properly. It is really detirmined by the size of you bore. The muzzleloading market does not have a regulatory law that governs the strict size of the bore, one of the things that helps keep ML prices down. It appears that Thompson Center has set their standards to allow anything from a .499 to a .502 as an acceptable bore diameter ( allows them to use the same tool longer - less expense) If you are one of those peole that get the tight .499 then you wll probably be into using the Harvester "crush rib" sabot either the 44/50 cal or the 45/50 cal sabot. If your gun comes with the larger .501/2 barrel you can easily use the HPH-24 or regular Harvester sabot and if you are caught in between you havealso a variety of choices with the MMP HPH-3p-Ez load, the Hornady "low drag" and even Knight has a mid sized sabot available. So if you like the gun go for it... |
RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656 i am looking at the Tc triumph and saw where alot of people say there a bear to load a real tight fit i also saw where you can take the breech plug out real easy by hand and even unload it that way why could you not remove the breech plug slide the bullet and pellets down from the breech then add the breech plug slide your rod down the barrel and push it down to make sure it sits all the way down I understand this would not mean you would not have to use the rod but a few inchs seems alot better then 28 inchs also would this havce any legal issues since a muzzleloader is made to load form the front of the barrel is this a good idea or just another dumb one |
RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
I liked Semisane answer. Please video!
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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
With the choices you offered, it's a stupid idea. :D
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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
Sounds be silly to me..That would take for ever to reload..
The indians would kick you ass in short order..lol |
RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
Just size your bore and use Bullshop conicals. OH! Thats right you said a trumph, got that QLA and may or may not shot conicals.
Handle a Knight Rolling Block 7. :) Al |
RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
stupid , lol, well you asked
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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
thanks guys i thought it was stupid but thought i would ask i figured someone would say they tried it
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RE: is this a stupid idea or a good one
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656 i am looking at the Tc triumph and saw where alot of people say there a bear to load a real tight fit i also saw where you can take the breech plug out real easy by hand and even unload it that way why could you not remove the breech plug slide the bullet and pellets down from the breech then add the breech plug slide your rod down the barrel and push it down to make sure it sits all the way down I understand this would not mean you would not have to use the rod but a few inchs seems alot better then 28 inchs also would this havce any legal issues since a muzzleloader is made to load form the front of the barrel is this a good idea or just another dumb one In many states, the ML hunting regs say "loads from the muzzle", so it would be illegal, just as the Sharps using loose powder and ball but loading from the breech is NOT legal. But since the gun is made to be loaded from the muzzle, I suppose if no-one saw you take out the breech plug and load it that way, you would not be arrested. Only you would know you are a crook..... |
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