The devil's advocate
#51
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Ohio
Posts: 861
Pyro is friendly. I loaded 25 shots one day with no swabbing. T7 was a nightmare for me in the gun I was using at the time. I took one shot in the field, and couldn't get the 2nd shot all the way down. I went home and threw away the T7 I had. I'll never buy it again.
If BH 209 went off the market. I'd use Pyro. If that went off the market.
I'd shoot a 30-06.
If BH 209 went off the market. I'd use Pyro. If that went off the market.
I'd shoot a 30-06.
#52
#55
Muley Hunter, I know what you mean about smoke. When I was shooting the flintlock today, because of the cold weather and humidity in the air, when the rifle would go off and release the black powder charge.. it was incredible to watch the smoke cloud in front of the shooting bench. Why I enjoy that I do not know.
#57
You'll like this if you like smoke. When I used to shoot in CAS. I considered myself as one of the Warthogs. The goal of a Warthog is to use max loads, and make as much smoke as possible.
This isn't me, but my load and smoke looked the same.
Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq42c...eature=related
This isn't me, but my load and smoke looked the same.
Enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq42c...eature=related
#58
I have never used any BH before. I hear that BH is not compatable with some muzzleloaders. My question is this I have 4 inlines, rem m700, optima elite, optima, and a White rifle, will any of these rifles shoot Bh well? The rem and white are #11 caps.
#59
I can only comment on the Optimas. They will shoot BH fine if you have a nice tight fit on the primer. You can also buy a BH 209 Breech Plug from CVA.
Primer choice is important with the stock BP. Not so important with the BH BP plug. Any normal 209 primer will work with it.
Primer choice is important with the stock BP. Not so important with the BH BP plug. Any normal 209 primer will work with it.