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Bison for a bison
I received a NIB .504 Bison , bedded and a trigger job .
I was planning on keeping it unfired but I might just have to change my mind and use it :mrgreen: I am going on a buffalo ( Bison ) hunt in January . I am partial to the 451 and a lot of buffalo fell to the 45/70 but I was thinking of upping the energy factor anyway by using a .504 and the 600 gr power punch conical . Besides using the White Bison just seems a fitting tribute for a bison hunt . Range will be 100 to 150 yards on average. Guess I have a month to figure it out and decide if I really want to step up from .451 to the .504 . |
dude your killing me that's a perfect rifle if your going to use a smoke pole !
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i agree not that i have any bias ? lol
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Originally Posted by muzzlestuffer
(Post 4283805)
dude your killing me that's a perfect rifle if your going to use a smoke pole !
But I might man up and do it :) |
Piece of cake !
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Originally Posted by muzzlestuffer
(Post 4283828)
Piece of cake !
Chet, you been on the receiving end of some whoppers in your days I'm sure. But do you really want to go through that crap? 10 or so shots and 2 days of packing ice on yer shoulder just don't sound like a whole hell of a lotta fun to me there buddy. Absolutely no need to go to a 600 grain both side killer. Use one of Ed's "No Excuses" .504 460 grain over around 70-75gr BH or 80-85gr T7 and go watch a Bison go nini. |
Originally Posted by super_hunt54
(Post 4283830)
Says the one NOT on the receiving end of that recoil! :fighting0007:
Chet, you been on the receiving end of some whoppers in your days I'm sure. But do you really want to go through that crap? 10 or so shots and 2 days of packing ice on yer shoulder just don't sound like a whole hell of a lotta fun to me there buddy. Absolutely no need to go to a 600 grain both side killer. Use one of Ed's "No Excuses" .504 460 grain over around 70-75gr BH or 80-85gr T7 and go watch a Bison go nini. |
A White Bison is a plunger rifle and not recommended for blackhorn powder. The only White rifle that will shoot BH is the thunderbolt with closed bolt system.
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Originally Posted by toytruck
(Post 4284183)
A White Bison is a plunger rifle and not recommended for blackhorn powder. The only White rifle that will shoot BH is the thunderbolt with closed bolt system.
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There is no crud ring with triple seven powder in a White rifle. You should get one to see just how great a rifle they actually are!
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Originally Posted by toytruck
(Post 4284261)
There is no crud ring with triple seven powder in a White rifle. You should get one to see just how great a rifle they actually are!
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Originally Posted by super_hunt54
(Post 4284266)
I would truck but I have really big ole sausage fingers so me and bolt/plunger type MLers don't mesh well together. Can't get the primers loaded without a tool and I hate using primer tools. It would be my luck it would get left on the bench or somewhere and then I get to my hunting spot and be screwed. Have to use break open or drop block type if I aint out there with me old Hawken :D
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Originally Posted by muzzlestuffer
(Post 4284270)
glad to hear i'm not the only one with sausage fingers ! lol
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Originally Posted by SecondChance
(Post 4284547)
So, what are you saying? I wear a size 15 ring and have Kretschmar tattooed on the back of my hands mean anything? LOL!!! My ex-wife used to say thank god I was not a ladies doctor!!!!
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And on the Bison for a Bison, wish you the best on your trip, but I would like to shoot that rifle just once to say that I did with 1 of those 600grn shoulder relocators!! My 54 Renegade with the Buffalo Bullets Maxis over a healthy pile of T7 is enough for me to keep practice to a minimum over short periods.
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