.50 Cal. Traditions Stalker
01-08-2002, 09:04 PM
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.50 Cal. Traditions Stalker
Just got one for Christmas...am new blackpowder hunter, got Pyrodex Pellets, Cleaning kit, T/C Bullets, primers, the whole 9 yards. Any tips?? Does it have to be cleaned after every hunting day? What with?
01-09-2002, 04:51 AM
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RE: .50 Cal. Traditions Stalker
Read the instruction book...twice.
Clean the rifle after every day that you shoot it. If the barrel was clean when you put in the powder, it will probably ne ok to let go for a few days if you don't shoot it.
Have fun.
Clean the rifle after every day that you shoot it. If the barrel was clean when you put in the powder, it will probably ne ok to let go for a few days if you don't shoot it.
Have fun.
01-09-2002, 05:26 AM
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RE: .50 Cal. Traditions Stalker
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Read the instruction book...twice.
Clean the rifle after every day that you shoot it. If the barrel was clean when you put in the powder, it will probably ne ok to let go for a few days if you don't shoot it.
Have fun.
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Read the instruction book...twice.
Clean the rifle after every day that you shoot it. If the barrel was clean when you put in the powder, it will probably ne ok to let go for a few days if you don't shoot it.
Have fun.
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