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Originally Posted by 1874sharpsshooter
(Post 4356835)
Almost 6 years have passed since this initial post but I now have a 45 cal 1:20 ultra light . Good things come to those who wait real question is why did it take Knight so long before they actually put a 45 fast twist ultra light on the Market some of us have known for a long time that it is the way to go As a dedicated Bullet Shooter The Fast Twist .45 Cal QUICKLY became my Favorite Caliber, within 6 months of my Start in Muzzleloaders I realized that .45 Cal is where it’s at, From Mice to Moose a .45 Will do it all and then some! The .45 is so much more Versatile than a .50, if I could legally hunt Elk with a .45 here in Idaho I HIGHLY Doubt i would own a .50 or .54 Cal, There’s Simply no need. The .45 Does Any, and EVERYTHING a .50 Can (From Bullet weights, to Velocity) And the .45 leaves the .50 in the Dust if you decide to go long Range, The .45 Caliber is where it’s at in Bullet Shooting Muzzleloader :happy0001: |
OK - so the title of this thread took me a bit surprise! I was wondering what the heck scope did you put on to change a 6 lb rifle to a heavy rifle?!!!
But! the ULITE Kevlar stock will switch right over to you Super DISC barreled action - so you really con have the best of both worlds.  And here is the second one - same color but different stock   |
OK - so the title of this thread took me a bit surprise! I was wondering what the heck scope did you put on to change a 6 lb rifle to a heavy rifle?!!!
But! the ULITE Kevlar stock will switch right over to you Super DISC barreled action - so you really can have the best of both worlds.  And here is the second one - same color but different stock |
Originally Posted by 54bore
(Post 4356841)
You knew what we needed my friend! :cool2: It is neat to read Back Through stuff like this As a dedicated Bullet Shooter The Fast Twist .45 Cal QUICKLY became my Favorite Caliber, within 6 months of my Start in Muzzleloaders I realized that .45 Cal is where it’s at, From Mice to Moose a .45 Will do it all and then some! The .45 is so much more Versatile than a .50, if I could legally hunt Elk with a .45 here in Idaho I HIGHLY Doubt i would own a .50 or .54 Cal, There’s Simply no need. The .45 Does Any, and EVERYTHING a .50 Can (From Bullet weights, to Velocity) And the .45 leaves the .50 in the Dust if you decide to go long Range, The .45 Caliber is where it’s at in Bullet Shooting Muzzleloader :happy0001: |
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