TC bone collector bullet/powder
12-04-2011, 05:00 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: kansas city, mo
Posts: 64
TC bone collector bullet/powder
this is my first year that I will try muzzleloading for whitetails, season opens in a couple weeks can someone tell me exactly what I need to buy to shoot this thing. I really need to get the stuff bought and head to the rang asap to sight in my nikon monach on my new bone collector.
please give me names, gr. eactly what ill need to take it to the range
thanks
please give me names, gr. eactly what ill need to take it to the range
thanks
12-04-2011, 05:56 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
Normally the best load over a wide range of Triumph rifles.
Win. 209 primer others can be substituted if necessary.
Shock Wave bullets 250 gr for deer[ I prefer the bonded ones for hunting and the regular yellow tips for practice.
The sabots that come with the Shock Waves will usually work but some guns have tight bores and need to be polished with JB.
Try the sabots that come with the Shock Waves then next summer try some Short Black Harvesters and some Crush Ribs and see which gives the best accuracy in your gun.
Any of the powders will work but the best results normally comes with Blackhorn, if that is not available try Pyrodex RS 110 to 120 grains is usually the best.
Win. 209 primer others can be substituted if necessary.
Shock Wave bullets 250 gr for deer[ I prefer the bonded ones for hunting and the regular yellow tips for practice.
The sabots that come with the Shock Waves will usually work but some guns have tight bores and need to be polished with JB.
Try the sabots that come with the Shock Waves then next summer try some Short Black Harvesters and some Crush Ribs and see which gives the best accuracy in your gun.
Any of the powders will work but the best results normally comes with Blackhorn, if that is not available try Pyrodex RS 110 to 120 grains is usually the best.
Last edited by lemoyne; 12-04-2011 at 05:58 PM.
12-05-2011, 11:13 AM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 5
Normally the best load over a wide range of Triumph rifles.
Win. 209 primer others can be substituted if necessary.
Shock Wave bullets 250 gr for deer[ I prefer the bonded ones for hunting and the regular yellow tips for practice.
The sabots that come with the Shock Waves will usually work but some guns have tight bores and need to be polished with JB.
Try the sabots that come with the Shock Waves then next summer try some Short Black Harvesters and some Crush Ribs and see which gives the best accuracy in your gun.
Any of the powders will work but the best results normally comes with Blackhorn, if that is not available try Pyrodex RS 110 to 120 grains is usually the best.
Win. 209 primer others can be substituted if necessary.
Shock Wave bullets 250 gr for deer[ I prefer the bonded ones for hunting and the regular yellow tips for practice.
The sabots that come with the Shock Waves will usually work but some guns have tight bores and need to be polished with JB.
Try the sabots that come with the Shock Waves then next summer try some Short Black Harvesters and some Crush Ribs and see which gives the best accuracy in your gun.
Any of the powders will work but the best results normally comes with Blackhorn, if that is not available try Pyrodex RS 110 to 120 grains is usually the best.
