Aug 07, 2013 · I have one, I bought mine new and love it, I still shoot the musket caps, have want to get the 209 primer set up but have been unable to come up with the right info. on that. With the T bolt I have taken a lot of deer. anywere as from under my tree stand to as far as 130 yards. No need to look for any more Muzzleloaders. But it.
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Get a quoteSep 14, 2016 · Sep 5, 2016. #1. Found a great deal on a one year old Remington UML. Think this is the same muzzleloader that was made a few years ago and called "The Ultimate Muzzleloader" and designed by I believe his name is Ken Johnson. Looks like Remington has decreased the effective range by offering their own brand of sabit bullets and possibly a slower
Get a quoteOct 09, 2018 · I've been shooting smooth sided, breech seated bullets, in 22 RF since about 1988. I have never leaded a barrel and shot 48 gr bullets to 1470 fps (no match accuracy). I've tried many fast burning powders, including Tite Group, Unique, Herco, AA#2 and many more but, B'eye has always produced the best accuracy.
Get a quoteDec 11, 2014 · Breech seating the bullet is suggested as a method of eliminating the leap and accuracy reduction. It has been noted that the .22 rimfire can exhibit supurb accuracy, and that the heeled groove sized + bullet is sort of breech seated. Years ago we loaded rifles from the muzzle and were able to shoot very accurately.
Get a quoteMay 26, 2021 · I have a Schoyen Ballard that's a muzzle loader in .38-55 and has a pretty large groove for a .38-55 at .383", and I use the .38 Hudson bullet in it. I've tried muzzle loading, and breech seating with the Ballard and it shoots the Hudson bullet well either way.
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Get a quoteJan 10, 2015 · Messages. 178. I inherited a Knight MK-85 in .54 cal from my grandfather that I would like to start hunting with. I believe it was new in the early '90's. I have a couple of questions regarding it though. First is I cannot remove the breech plug. I purchased a slotted tool from knight rifles and tried to get it out the other day but as hard as
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Get a quoteWeb Forum: ASSRA Forum - Breech Muzzle Loader. Dave When I tried compressing duplex loads, even slightly, accuracy was lost and from increased recoil, pressure must have increased.
Get a quoteSep 14, 2016 · Sep 5, 2016. #1. Found a great deal on a one year old Remington UML. Think this is the same muzzleloader that was made a few years ago and called "The Ultimate Muzzleloader" and designed by I believe his name is Ken Johnson. Looks like Remington has decreased the effective range by offering their own brand of sabit bullets and possibly a slower
Get a quoteMar 28, 2010 · Kelly, As I said earlier, "I am fairly new to the BPCR scene but have been loading and shooting BP(muzzleloaders) and smokeless for almost 40 years."On a 1-10 scale I'm a weak 2 with BPCR. I need lots of help! Shooting thru 50 rounds (10 loads of 5ea) of fixed cartridge this afternoon looks like I was shooting OOO buck!
Get a quoteASSRA Forum Stop Ring Bullets. Just Now I have three rifles in 8.15 x 46R; a Buechel Meister Schuetzen rifle, a smaller "field target rifle" with a Nimrod action and a break action hunting rifle. I use a NEI stop ring bullet in all three. All three rifles are accurate with 4227 powder but the Buechel is best with a fairly stiff load of 14.7 grn.
Get a quoteNov 26, 2007 · If you have the later 1:48 five-groove barrel, you should be able to stabilize a considerably heavier bullet, and it need not even be hollow-based if it matches your barrel diameter. Trying to get accuracy out of a slow-twist Snider with any but a light bullet, even of proper diameter, is an exercise in frustration.
Get a quoteApr 08, 2013 · I see in my latest issue of the ASSRA Journal, there is a write up on the Oak Ridge club in TN. holding 1000yd. muzzleloading matches. Does anyone here shoot the Rigby .451 style long range match
Get a quoteMay 23, 2021 · Muzzle load a lubricated bullet and push down barrel until it stops on the plugged case. A cleaning rod will do if you don't have a loading rod. Open the breech block and remove plugged case. Set your rifle muzzle up, against a table …
Get a quoteOct 13, 2021 · In ASSRA, breech seating in single shot rifles such as Ballards, Winchester High walls, Steven's 44 1/2S, etc puts the bullet in front of the case mouth by 1/16" or more. There is sometimes a wad placed near the powder (allowing just a little "slump" and sometimes a wad at the case mouth as well to protect the load.
Get a quoteMar 07, 2018 · Today, I am shooting two .32-20's in CBA and ASSRA matches, life runs in circles. A Remington Rolling Block in .38-55 was my starting rifle in Schuetzen competition. Chambered by a gunsmith who understood breech seating, it was a paradox. One time it was competitive, shooting minute-of-angle and the next time it was shooting improved cylinder.
Get a quoteOct 13, 2021 · In ASSRA, breech seating in single shot rifles such as Ballards, Winchester High walls, Steven's 44 1/2S, etc puts the bullet in front of the case mouth by 1/16" or more. There is sometimes a wad placed near the powder (allowing just a little "slump" and sometimes a wad at the case mouth as well to protect the load.
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