Any Help Please
10-29-2019, 05:27 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2019
Location: Indiana
Posts: 3
Any Help Please
Hello everyone I just acquired a CVA ACCURA V2 SS Thumb hole Stock and My question is has anyone been able to shoot conical's with good results? The rifling's look very shallow and I want to shoot conical's in this gun but not sure how it will perform with such type rifling's. It shoots with GREAT accuracy with any thing you stuff down its barrel with sabots BUT again I want to shoot Conical's if it will ..... Any info would be helpful Thank you
11-06-2019, 01:06 PM
#4
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 12,746
Either one I think would be ok. Order one and see how it shoots and if you think you can get better with the other then try that. Each muzzleloader has its own favorite combo. They're like women, no two alike.
11-06-2019, 04:40 PM
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 422
That Bullshop 460 Grain Bullet will MOST definitely shoot in that 1:28 Twist 
The 1 Thing i would pay attention to is the Bullet Guided Muzzle (CVA’s Form of QLA) If your Rifle doesn’t Shoot well with a Wool Wad (I swear by Oxyoke Brand 1/8” Wool Felt) Try a Group with OUT a Wad, The Worst Luck i have EVER Had was with Over Powder Wads in a TC Hawken with their QLA Muzzle, UTTER DISASTER
This is my Copy of the Bullshop 460 Grain Bullet, i had a Mold Made. This was shot from my 1:28 Twist Green Mountain LRH Barrel
The 1 Thing i would pay attention to is the Bullet Guided Muzzle (CVA’s Form of QLA) If your Rifle doesn’t Shoot well with a Wool Wad (I swear by Oxyoke Brand 1/8” Wool Felt) Try a Group with OUT a Wad, The Worst Luck i have EVER Had was with Over Powder Wads in a TC Hawken with their QLA Muzzle, UTTER DISASTERThis is my Copy of the Bullshop 460 Grain Bullet, i had a Mold Made. This was shot from my 1:28 Twist Green Mountain LRH Barrel
03-15-2020, 10:09 AM
#6
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Winnipeg, Canada
Posts: 52
Some Help Please
Several years back I was given a TC Hawken with a messed up barrel. That was my first experience with a ML. I realized that it was unsafe to shoot, but I was lucky enough to obtain a Green Mountain drop-in with a 1-28 twist. Plans quickly changed when I realized that TC stock really didn't fit me & it didn't make sense to put that nice barrel in that crap stock. Long story short, I put my woodworking skills to work & using the salvaged parts, that barrel & a nice chunk of cherry I built a nice thumbhole stock for my first muzzleloader. My first shooting experience was with pre-packeged sabots & pistol bullets. I wasn't really impressed with accuracy so I never did much with it. Later, I had picked up a box of 500 gr. cast bullets swaged to .458 at a Cabellas bargain cave & then found a package of appropriate sabots, all of which are still sitting in my cupboard.
After reading the above posts I felt that I really should get that rifle out of the safe & see what it could do. Some times I realize I know just enough to be dangerous so I am looking for pointers on where I should start with loads etc. And, no, I am not looking for offers to take that gun & bullets off my hands for my own safety. So, any appropriate suggestions would be appreciated.
Paul aka Moosehuntersupreme
After reading the above posts I felt that I really should get that rifle out of the safe & see what it could do. Some times I realize I know just enough to be dangerous so I am looking for pointers on where I should start with loads etc. And, no, I am not looking for offers to take that gun & bullets off my hands for my own safety. So, any appropriate suggestions would be appreciated.
Paul aka Moosehuntersupreme
03-16-2020, 05:47 AM
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 422
Several years back I was given a TC Hawken with a messed up barrel. That was my first experience with a ML. I realized that it was unsafe to shoot, but I was lucky enough to obtain a Green Mountain drop-in with a 1-28 twist. Plans quickly changed when I realized that TC stock really didn't fit me & it didn't make sense to put that nice barrel in that crap stock. Long story short, I put my woodworking skills to work & using the salvaged parts, that barrel & a nice chunk of cherry I built a nice thumbhole stock for my first muzzleloader. My first shooting experience was with pre-packeged sabots & pistol bullets. I wasn't really impressed with accuracy so I never did much with it. Later, I had picked up a box of 500 gr. cast bullets swaged to .458 at a Cabellas bargain cave & then found a package of appropriate sabots, all of which are still sitting in my cupboard.
After reading the above posts I felt that I really should get that rifle out of the safe & see what it could do. Some times I realize I know just enough to be dangerous so I am looking for pointers on where I should start with loads etc. And, no, I am not looking for offers to take that gun & bullets off my hands for my own safety. So, any appropriate suggestions would be appreciated.
Paul aka Moosehuntersupreme
After reading the above posts I felt that I really should get that rifle out of the safe & see what it could do. Some times I realize I know just enough to be dangerous so I am looking for pointers on where I should start with loads etc. And, no, I am not looking for offers to take that gun & bullets off my hands for my own safety. So, any appropriate suggestions would be appreciated.
Paul aka Moosehuntersupreme
My advice is to get a GOOD Conical Bullet such as Bullshop 460s lubed with His NASA Lube, And 1/8” Wool Felt Over powder Wads. I use Swiss Real Blackpowder pretty much EXCLUSIVELY in my Sidelock Muzzleloaders.
All of my Shooting with My Sidelock Muzzleloaders is Done with OPEN SIGHTS. This is My most recent trip out with 1 of my Green Mountain LRH Barrels, 1-28 Twist .54 Cal, in a TC Renegade Stock, Shooting 1 of my Paper Patch Bullets from a Custom Mold i had made
Last edited by Idaholewis; 03-16-2020 at 06:08 AM.
