New Frontier Beartooth magnum
#1
I bought one of these this last weekend. This is my first muzzleloader. I can already tell I am going to love shooting this thing! Has anybody put any fiber optics on this gun? If so which ones did you use?
#3
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jul 2003
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Call CVA by phone to place the order. Make sure these fit your barrel before securing the transaction.
CVA/New Frontier Fiber Optic Sights #AC1622 - $25.95
CVA/New Frontier Fiber Optic Sights #AC1622 - $25.95
#4
Joined: Feb 2005
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I also have a Beartooth Magnum. Mine is 45cal. It came with scope
in the deal from Cabelas. Mine shoots great with 2-50gr. 777 pellets
and the 195gr. aero-tip powerbelt. It is easy to clean also.
Triple 7 had a good idea about talking to CVA about the fiber-
optics. I also would not close the deal until I knew for sure they
had "exactly"what I wanted. I have talked to them about my own
Beartooth got all the info I requested. Good luck, enjoy but most of
all hunt safe. Please post your results when you take it out and
shoot. I would be interested in your powder/bullet combination.
in the deal from Cabelas. Mine shoots great with 2-50gr. 777 pellets
and the 195gr. aero-tip powerbelt. It is easy to clean also.
Triple 7 had a good idea about talking to CVA about the fiber-
optics. I also would not close the deal until I knew for sure they
had "exactly"what I wanted. I have talked to them about my own
Beartooth got all the info I requested. Good luck, enjoy but most of
all hunt safe. Please post your results when you take it out and
shoot. I would be interested in your powder/bullet combination.
#6
Nontypical Buck
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If I could use a scope I would. Triple 7 thanks for the info I will get ahold of CVA.
If that's not the right part#, just ask the phone tech which fiber sight fits the Beartooth. I suspect the Optima fiber sight is the one that fits. Either way... they should be able to get you the one you need.
#7
Joined: Aug 2005
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i have a frontier beartooth mag.can't seem to find accurate load.shot 223 gr. powerbelt with pyrodex pellets 100 gr. no group at all 100yrds.tried 150 gr. worst yet.also shot sabbot bullets no group also.please tell me exactly what weight ball, type,powder , and amount,for accurate deer killing load.also shot some lead conical bullets ,up to 370 gr.also terrable, please help..
#9
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: old pa mountain hunter
chuckell my beartooth did not like the powerbelts or pyrodex at all. i thought there was something really bad going onwith my gun. but it was just the powerbelts. anything under 300 grains was terrible. i get really good groups with 80 or 90 grains of goex clearshot with a ball and patch at 80 yards with a 2-7 mounted on it.i also heard the 300 grain xtp do very good in these guns with loose powder. i would get the gun shooting good at 40 yards before i would move out to 100. i also heard that the pellets can be very uneven in weight. if it will not shoot with a 100grains of power there is no reason to add anymore. wow 150 grains that's alot of powder. never even took mine up that high before. go with some loose powder it is much easier to match your loads.




