CVA Accura Load
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RE: CVA Accura Load
CarpetBagger
Does your state require you to shoot conicals? If they do not I would suggest that there are much better projectiles out there.
If they do require a conical check into Dan's Bull Shop Bullets or Dave's No-Excuse bullets.
I know UC has already shot a bunch of different projectiles.. hopefully he will pick up on this thread soon - or better yet send him a PM...
Does your state require you to shoot conicals? If they do not I would suggest that there are much better projectiles out there.
If they do require a conical check into Dan's Bull Shop Bullets or Dave's No-Excuse bullets.
I know UC has already shot a bunch of different projectiles.. hopefully he will pick up on this thread soon - or better yet send him a PM...
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA Accura Load
No it is not required. Sabot rounds are allowed.
Truth be told the WMU I hunt is shotgun only...but allows for inline muzzleloaders to be used during the firearms season. After 2 years with a mossberg 500 shotgun ive decided against throwing lead at a deer and am now moving towards a muzzleloader for accuracy purposes.
There is also an early doe muzzleloaderseason that overlaps our archery season as well as lobbying for an early buck season for muzzleloader.
Truth be told the WMU I hunt is shotgun only...but allows for inline muzzleloaders to be used during the firearms season. After 2 years with a mossberg 500 shotgun ive decided against throwing lead at a deer and am now moving towards a muzzleloader for accuracy purposes.
There is also an early doe muzzleloaderseason that overlaps our archery season as well as lobbying for an early buck season for muzzleloader.
#7
RE: CVA Accura Load
CarpetBagger
Cool - you will like shooting and hunting with a ML and the Accura is receiving good marks from all that I have read.
The PowerBelt is probably the easiest bullet to load and it is accurate, but it not one of the strongest bullets in the world.
Your biggest problem will be to find the correct sabot to go along with what ever projectile you choose. Again UC is the resource there - I'll send him a email and ask him to check in on this thread...
I shoot a Nosler .451/260 grain Partition for deer but, it is an expensive bullet - my second choice would be the Speer Gold Dot either the .452/300 grain or the .452/250 grain - both of these bullets are tough as nails and are bonded.
Good luck in your search....
hunt is shotgun only...but allows for inline muzzleloaders to be used during the firearms season
The PowerBelt is probably the easiest bullet to load and it is accurate, but it not one of the strongest bullets in the world.
Your biggest problem will be to find the correct sabot to go along with what ever projectile you choose. Again UC is the resource there - I'll send him a email and ask him to check in on this thread...
I shoot a Nosler .451/260 grain Partition for deer but, it is an expensive bullet - my second choice would be the Speer Gold Dot either the .452/300 grain or the .452/250 grain - both of these bullets are tough as nails and are bonded.
Good luck in your search....
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA Accura Load
Couple more questions...please be gentle im kinda clueless in this field.
I was wondering about which primers to choose....winchester makes these triple 7 primers ($7 a box!!) federals are like $3.99 for the 209A primers.
As for powder should i buy triple 7 pellets or just regular pyrodex pellets...Whats the difference??
IfI shoot a sabot shouldI expect to have plastic in the rifling andneeding scrubbed in between shots?
AllI have right now is the rifle and slingon its way...what else doI need. I dont plan on shooting it for a few months till this weather breaks so ill slowly aquire the goods.
I was wondering about which primers to choose....winchester makes these triple 7 primers ($7 a box!!) federals are like $3.99 for the 209A primers.
As for powder should i buy triple 7 pellets or just regular pyrodex pellets...Whats the difference??
IfI shoot a sabot shouldI expect to have plastic in the rifling andneeding scrubbed in between shots?
AllI have right now is the rifle and slingon its way...what else doI need. I dont plan on shooting it for a few months till this weather breaks so ill slowly aquire the goods.
#9
RE: CVA Accura Load
ORIGINAL: CarpetBagger
No it is not required. Sabot rounds are allowed.
Truth be told the WMU I hunt is shotgun only...but allows for inline muzzleloaders to be used during the firearms season. After 2 years with a mossberg 500 shotgun ive decided against throwing lead at a deer and am now moving towards a muzzleloader for accuracy purposes.
There is also an early doe muzzleloaderseason that overlaps our archery season as well as lobbying for an early buck season for muzzleloader.
No it is not required. Sabot rounds are allowed.
Truth be told the WMU I hunt is shotgun only...but allows for inline muzzleloaders to be used during the firearms season. After 2 years with a mossberg 500 shotgun ive decided against throwing lead at a deer and am now moving towards a muzzleloader for accuracy purposes.
There is also an early doe muzzleloaderseason that overlaps our archery season as well as lobbying for an early buck season for muzzleloader.
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Nontypical Buck
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