Glad to hear Knight came thru for you...I hope they cleaned up thier customer service..the woman that use to answer the phone was as useless as tits on a bull and rude...I love my knights..but due to their CS I did not get one of the 1/20 .45's...
I hope Mr. Perry is going to change things up and make Knight a good place again.

what I do on a clean barrel is to fire 2 foul shots before I start working a load up..works every time...and when hunting begins I hit the range a week before and test my loads again an leave bore dirty...day of hunt I just shoot off 2 primers..then load my rifle...its always hit its mark doing this

Al

Yeah... tell me about it. I'm certain a new barrel will do the trick though. Jim

Hey Al, you had the pleasure of chatting with her too huh? Justin was a model example of how a customer service relation should start, at least. He is certainly an asset to Knight Rifles Inc.
Funny thing, Justin told me the same thing about light barrel fouling. Always fire a couple of primers before hitting the trail on opening day.
Thanks mucho for the advice Al.

Yes, you are right. The other guy is a famous basketball coach I believe.
Good thing I don't care for Basketball. Go St. Louis Cards!

No worries, I'll just warm up my Wolverine .50 for another battle!

No I think you are thinking of Bob Knight...


Sometime when you have a chance you might try a .458x300 gr. Bloodline from Knight. For years I was a Nosler Partition fan - but let me tell you the Bloodline has the best 'Terminal Ballistics' I have ever used. ASK Justin if he would send you a pack?

I can testify to the performance of the Bloodlines. My daughter dropped a big old buck we wanted out of the herd last season with one of them. DRT performance. High shoulder shot bisecting the spine and obliterating the lungs without a lot of meat damage.