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rynigner 12-02-2010 04:59 AM

BuckHorn 209 question...
 
What's a typical price range of BH 209, and what primers do you all use with it with best results?

lemoyne 12-02-2010 05:26 AM

Its Blackhorn 209. The best price I have personally bought it for is 22 dollars a can.
The most stable decent price is at Powder Vally inc. on the Internet.
http://www.powdervalleyinc.com/
If you have a good TC rifle all the standard reloading 209 will work stay away from the so call special muzzle loading primers they are a rip off. If you have one of the off bread rifles you may have to have an improved.

rynigner 12-02-2010 05:31 AM

Thanks for the info... yeah, I posted before my morning coffee hence the buck not black...lol

Gm54-120 12-02-2010 05:32 AM

Powdervalley does have the best normal pricing.

My best deal was $20 a bottle from Cabelas when its on sale. Stock up when you can and the price isnt that bad.

I use mostly Win209 primers (in modded plugs) but when in doubt try the CCI209M or Fed209As also. Mag primers build carbon in the plug quicker so i only use them if i must.

RemSTS primers are also good if they fit your gun well.

TNHagies 12-02-2010 06:16 AM

rynigner

I'm blessed to be able to find it locally for about $25.

I strictly use Remington STS primers w/BH now. Win209's are my second choice. I don't like the real hot ones (Fed 209A and CCIM). For me, they caused more problems than they helped.

thatmichhunter 12-02-2010 06:55 AM

I see alot of guys using BH209 measuring it by weight not volume, is this required?

cayugad 12-02-2010 07:06 AM


Originally Posted by thatmichhunter (Post 3732908)
I see alot of guys using BH209 measuring it by weight not volume, is this required?

No it is not required to weigh BlackHorn 209. Use a volume measure and have fun. The reason a lot of people weigh the charges is they carry pre-made charges. And some of these people are trying to squeeze every ounce of accuracy out of their rifles. Heck some of these guys on here will shoot 200 yards or more with their muzzleloaders. I commend them kind of for being so diligent to take the extra effort to get the best possible accuracy from their guns. When they weigh the charge, that's just one factor out of the equation.

I have weighed charges. But I find I can throw charges out of a measure and get excellent accuracy with any powder. Although when I weighed charges I did shoot a little better group most the time.

SJAdventures 12-02-2010 01:00 PM

I pick it up at BP for $29.99 to avoid the hazmat charges. Right now I am using Win primers but also like CCI in my Pro Hunter.


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