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Originally Posted by Boonechaser
(Post 3903638)
I will give ya cheaper but, i think you will be hard pressed to find a more consistant sub. As far as reliable, I have never had a FTF with any of my Knights or T/C's. If it works with your BP it works, period.
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Originally Posted by chaded
(Post 3903673)
I definitely agree with this.
I know prices vary but I just used todays Cabelas prices to set the price for the cost comparison. Again, I'm not claiming which is a better powder, I'm just putting a price on convenience. It's up to each shooter to choose the best powder for their needs. I use BC Bore Scrubber for clean-up and it's a 2-3 patch job at the end of the day. Nothing gets by the the teflon tape so the BP gets a quick vinegar soak and I'm done in few minutes..... I like that. |
I don't use BH209 as I only have one inline and it rarely leaves my gun safe. Almost all my ML shooting is done with my traditional rifles. That being said, Today there seems to be almost as many choices between BP substitutes plus original BP as there are ML rifle manufacturers. What is the best? Who knows and who cares? There is no sense getting into a debate over it. These froums are her to share information and opinions and not to argue the 'mine is better than your's ' argument.
I shoot almost exclusively Goex BP and Pyrodex RS and P. Yeah, it takes me longer to clean my rifles. and yes I swab between shots. But I don't care. To me that is the fun and nostalgia of muzzleloading. If I want to just go out and shoot, shoot, shoot, I'll grab one of my centerfire rifles. And if I really want to save money, I will take a .22 rimfire out and fire away. |
Originally Posted by Breechplug
(Post 3903617)
You all can have BH, I'll stick with my Pyro, it's much more reliable and consistant and cheaper......plus I like the smoke and cleaning, after all I do shoot a BP MLer and that's part of it. If I wnated everything easy I'd shoot a Rifle and forget MLing.
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Originally Posted by pluckit
(Post 3903710)
Have you ever even tried Blackhorn 209? If not, you should pick up 1 can and give it a try. You never know how you will like it if you don't try it. I'm not trying to push the stuff on you but I think it's a neat powder and I like to play with it. I do all my hunting with Pyrodex pellets or Goex fffg, but that may change with further use of Black horn. Who knows? But for now it's fun to play with. I feel buying and shooting new rifles, and experimenting with new powders and bullets is part of what muzzle loading is all about. Give it a try and have some fun.
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Originally Posted by Josmund
(Post 3903697)
+2 I've never had a FTF in the Knights or my Omega.
I know prices vary but I just used todays Cabelas prices to set the price for the cost comparison. Again, I'm not claiming which is a better powder, I'm just putting a price on convenience. It's up to each shooter to choose the best powder for their needs. I use BC Bore Scrubber for clean-up and it's a 2-3 patch job at the end of the day. Nothing gets by the the teflon tape so the BP gets a quick vinegar soak and I'm done in few minutes..... I like that. |
Originally Posted by ronlaughlin
(Post 3903715)
Considering the equipment, this may not end up well. His rifle have breech plug that are not known to be good at igniting BH209. What will probably happen if he try BH209, is he will suffer hang fire. Chances are, if he try BH, he will end up with an even stronger anti-BH opinion.
Im sure BH is a great powder, if I was new to this game and started out using BH then it would be a different story. But the few added avantages BH does vs the negative ones it also has does'nt justify changing from Pyro to BH when Pyro does'nt have any disavantages to me except a dirty barrel and I dont mind cleaning it, it's part of BP shooting. (BP) |
Current price is 29 for 10 oz.- least what I paid.
JW |
Originally Posted by Boonechaser
(Post 3903519)
No need to pack, just make sure the bullet is on top of the powder. Don't bounce your rod up and down on the powder as I have seen some do at the range. The T/C uview seems to be one of the most accurate volume measures, I have used and is always my go to. As far as how to carry in the field, lanenebraska sells the best tubes to put your weighed charges in.
I tried searching for lanenebraska and can find it. Do you have an address or phone # for them? I'd like to see their tubes. Thanks man, JS |
These are Lanes Tubes on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Blackhorn-20...item2a143cd669 |
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