Knight elite 45cal good buy ?
#32
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I have a 50 SS/ Black Syn Elite to sell....$300 TYD
They are AWESOME!
They also point and balance like a fine deer rifle.
The barrel is floated...
The are not fussy about what they eat...
You can shoot 200 or better.
I can take field strip the bolt in less than 5 seconds
The whole gun was designed to be cleaned easily with no hard to get at firing pins to foul
Trigger is very adjustable
Shoots any kind of powder
The Remington style stock is proven and eats recoil
NO tupperware here....
SMOA out of the the box with
AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE
and no tweaking....
scope only gun.... pm me
I have 6, so I can sell ONE
They are AWESOME!
They also point and balance like a fine deer rifle.
The barrel is floated...
The are not fussy about what they eat...
You can shoot 200 or better.
I can take field strip the bolt in less than 5 seconds
The whole gun was designed to be cleaned easily with no hard to get at firing pins to foul
Trigger is very adjustable
Shoots any kind of powder
The Remington style stock is proven and eats recoil
NO tupperware here....
SMOA out of the the box with
AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE
and no tweaking....
scope only gun.... pm me
I have 6, so I can sell ONE
thanks
chet
#35
I guess I'm an impluse buyer, because I just bought a brand new 0.45 Knight Disc Extreme laminated stock, stainless and fluted barrel for $259.99. When I just got home I installed some Leupold QR mounts and removed the front sight. Also bought some Barnes 175gr, 195gr and some Shock Wave 200gr bullets to try tomorrow.
Sure hope it's a shooter. Was thinking about starting out with 110 v of Triple 7 fffg powder. Thoughts? kl
Sure hope it's a shooter. Was thinking about starting out with 110 v of Triple 7 fffg powder. Thoughts? kl
#37
Spike
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Avon , Indiana
Posts: 36
Just bought DL756c elite from internet classified ad asking for 200 dlrs and NIB ! since a long search and hit a jackpot ..I cant wait to try with shockwave and triple 7 or bh 209 when it should arrive by end of this week or next week .
Last edited by WiseWood; 09-14-2009 at 08:02 PM.
#38
Even though it was very hot, I had to get some rounds through my new Knight .45 Disc Extreme. After 3 sight in shots to get it on paper at 100 yards (with the lead bullets that come in the box), I settled into my very first 3-shot group.
I started with the Barnes 175 grain bullets. The first group measured 0.944" c-t-c with an average velocity of 2106 fps. This is with a weighed 89.1 grains of Triple 7 fffg powder using Winchester 209 primers.
When I tried the heavier 195 barnes and the 200 grain Shock Wave bullets, my groups opened up to about 2.5". Velocity with the same weighed charge averaged 2117 fps and 2156 fps respectively. I expected the heavier bullets to be slower but they weren't. Why???
One thing that bothered me, was the wild swing in velocity. For instance, one shot would be 2056 the next shot would read 2137 fps. I'm going to try Blackhorn power next to see if I can get those velocities to tighen up a bit. Maybe my goups will tighen also with the heavier bullets. I'm open for suggestions. kl
I started with the Barnes 175 grain bullets. The first group measured 0.944" c-t-c with an average velocity of 2106 fps. This is with a weighed 89.1 grains of Triple 7 fffg powder using Winchester 209 primers.
When I tried the heavier 195 barnes and the 200 grain Shock Wave bullets, my groups opened up to about 2.5". Velocity with the same weighed charge averaged 2117 fps and 2156 fps respectively. I expected the heavier bullets to be slower but they weren't. Why???
One thing that bothered me, was the wild swing in velocity. For instance, one shot would be 2056 the next shot would read 2137 fps. I'm going to try Blackhorn power next to see if I can get those velocities to tighen up a bit. Maybe my goups will tighen also with the heavier bullets. I'm open for suggestions. kl
#39
Even though it was very hot, I had to get some rounds through my new Knight .45 Disc Extreme. After 3 sight in shots to get it on paper at 100 yards (with the lead bullets that come in the box), I settled into my very first 3-shot group.
I started with the Barnes 175 grain bullets. The first group measured 0.944" c-t-c with an average velocity of 2106 fps. This is with a weighed 89.1 grains of Triple 7 fffg powder using Winchester 209 primers.
When I tried the heavier 195 barnes and the 200 grain Shock Wave bullets, my groups opened up to about 2.5". Velocity with the same weighed charge averaged 2117 fps and 2156 fps respectively. I expected the heavier bullets to be slower but they weren't. Why???
One thing that bothered me, was the wild swing in velocity. For instance, one shot would be 2056 the next shot would read 2137 fps. I'm going to try Blackhorn power next to see if I can get those velocities to tighen up a bit. Maybe my goups will tighen also with the heavier bullets. I'm open for suggestions. kl
I started with the Barnes 175 grain bullets. The first group measured 0.944" c-t-c with an average velocity of 2106 fps. This is with a weighed 89.1 grains of Triple 7 fffg powder using Winchester 209 primers.
When I tried the heavier 195 barnes and the 200 grain Shock Wave bullets, my groups opened up to about 2.5". Velocity with the same weighed charge averaged 2117 fps and 2156 fps respectively. I expected the heavier bullets to be slower but they weren't. Why???
One thing that bothered me, was the wild swing in velocity. For instance, one shot would be 2056 the next shot would read 2137 fps. I'm going to try Blackhorn power next to see if I can get those velocities to tighen up a bit. Maybe my goups will tighen also with the heavier bullets. I'm open for suggestions. kl
Higher speeds for the later bullets could be a tighter fit=higher pressure, due to shooting on a fouled bore....???
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Last edited by LaneNebraska; 09-15-2009 at 06:50 PM.
#40
klundin2000
Brand new gun.... you really need to get a few more shots (well more than a few) through it to really judge it....
Another thing you might get some JB's bore paste and lap the barrel a bit - makes a big difference....
Brand new gun.... you really need to get a few more shots (well more than a few) through it to really judge it....
Another thing you might get some JB's bore paste and lap the barrel a bit - makes a big difference....
Last edited by sabotloader; 09-15-2009 at 07:06 PM.