So many excellent choices. But I would go with the one that is not only able to handle the job but easy to maintain on the hunt. Plus I admit, I am particular to big conical bullets. So it would have to be the White Rifle. But I never hunted elk with a muzzleloader. I can only dream of how wonderful the hunt would be. Good luck with what ever you take.

I had to vote for the White. :D

After my range session this morning and all the poll pressure:) i am leaning towards the White .

It would be neat to take an elk with the old gal and the load is certainly upto the task.

54 cal renegade 110 gr black powder Goex 3 ff Maxiball 405 gr wheel weight lead

Chet, were the groups you showed made with Lehigh bullets from the box on the table? If so, why aren't you considering them? Seems to me the 215g controlled fracture would be an excellent choice, especially if they are that accurate. You could kill elk from 25 feet to 250 yard with that bullet.












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The groups were made from the bullets in that box but it no longer has Lehigh's in it. I filled the box with 260 gr Dead centers .:D:D

White super Safari is just about ready. Made 2 scope changes but am happy with the Nikon Monarch 4x16 on it now .
90gr 777 460 gr No Excuse
125 yard zero ,lower hole
Other hole was 150 yard shot to check ballistic calculation
A smidgen right and i am good to go
Next trip out i will pick up at 150 and verify my ballistics at 175 and 200

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This poll is making me regret selling most of my Whites. :(

Ron
I didnt think we could use CF bullets . I thought they had to be expanding or soft point to be legal