cva breech plug
01-05-2016, 05:36 PM
#252
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muley hunter you say in one of the replies you've shot some no excuses out of you rifle is that a cva your refering to ? i shoot a lot of dave's no excuses in my whites so i always have lot's on hand to shoot. i'm not sure on the bore diameter on these cva's i'll have to slug the barrel one of these day's . does anyone know how these barrels run some manufacturers run small and some run larger i wonder if these barrels will shoot slip fit no excuse type slugs well ?
01-05-2016, 06:02 PM
#253
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muley hunter you say in one of the replies you've shot some no excuses out of you rifle is that a cva your refering to ? i shoot a lot of dave's no excuses in my whites so i always have lot's on hand to shoot. i'm not sure on the bore diameter on these cva's i'll have to slug the barrel one of these day's . does anyone know how these barrels run some manufacturers run small and some run larger i wonder if these barrels will shoot slip fit no excuse type slugs well ?
01-05-2016, 06:17 PM
#254
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muley hunter you say in one of the replies you've shot some no excuses out of you rifle is that a cva your refering to ? i shoot a lot of dave's no excuses in my whites so i always have lot's on hand to shoot. i'm not sure on the bore diameter on these cva's i'll have to slug the barrel one of these day's . does anyone know how these barrels run some manufacturers run small and some run larger i wonder if these barrels will shoot slip fit no excuse type slugs well ?
Hard recoil, because the gun is so light.
You have much better choices if you shoot sabots. Barnes , Bloodline etc.
01-05-2016, 06:20 PM
#255
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01-06-2016, 07:23 AM
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Not sure this has anything to do with what you might be looking for, but I am currently shooting a 6# Knight Ultra Lite and I really do not find the recoil objectionable at all.
For an Elk load I am shooting 120 gr. of T7 and a 305 gr. Lehigh bullet.
I think Knight and Bell & Carlson spent a quite of time developing the Kevlar stock to help reduce the felt recoil.
For an Elk load I am shooting 120 gr. of T7 and a 305 gr. Lehigh bullet.
I think Knight and Bell & Carlson spent a quite of time developing the Kevlar stock to help reduce the felt recoil.
01-06-2016, 02:14 PM
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Not sure this has anything to do with what you might be looking for, but I am currently shooting a 6# Knight Ultra Lite and I really do not find the recoil objectionable at all.
For an Elk load I am shooting 120 gr. of T7 and a 305 gr. Lehigh bullet.
I think Knight and Bell & Carlson spent a quite of time developing the Kevlar stock to help reduce the felt recoil.
For an Elk load I am shooting 120 gr. of T7 and a 305 gr. Lehigh bullet.
I think Knight and Bell & Carlson spent a quite of time developing the Kevlar stock to help reduce the felt recoil.
01-06-2016, 02:15 PM
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