Does 120 grains of blackhorn 209, Kick as bad, or worse than 150 grain of triple seven pellets. I have heard most people get there best accuray at 105-110 with blackorn using 250 shockwaves and barnes TMZ
Hunting & Fishing Muzzleloader recoil?
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Re: Muzzleloader recoil?
It depends on the ML you are using. My omega isn't bad with 150 gr 777 and 250 barnes
It depends on the ML you are using. My omega isn't bad with 150 gr 777 and 250 barnes
Re: Muzzleloader recoil?
I shoot a 120 grain load of BH 209 in my heavy Knight LRH MZ. I use the 300 grain Deep Curl bullet. The rifle has pretty stout recoil. About like a heavy 200 grain 30-06 load at about 2500 fps or so.
I also have shot a 120 grain load of T-7 with a 250 grain bullet. That recoil was noticably less than the BH load listed above. About like a 260 Remington. Tom.
I shoot a 120 grain load of BH 209 in my heavy Knight LRH MZ. I use the 300 grain Deep Curl bullet. The rifle has pretty stout recoil. About like a heavy 200 grain 30-06 load at about 2500 fps or so.
I also have shot a 120 grain load of T-7 with a 250 grain bullet. That recoil was noticably less than the BH load listed above. About like a 260 Remington. Tom.
Re: Muzzleloader recoil?
Dumb question of the day, but just for clarification, when you guys are talking about 110-120gr Blackhorn, you are referring to volumetric charges right, not weighed out on a scale?
Dumb question of the day, but just for clarification, when you guys are talking about 110-120gr Blackhorn, you are referring to volumetric charges right, not weighed out on a scale?
Re: Muzzleloader recoil?
Stout but manageable recoil. About the same as 3 pellets. I'm shooting a TC Pro Hunter, Shockwave 250 Gr, and 105 Gr (volumetric) of BH 209. This set up gives me the best accuracy at 100 to 150 yds.
Stout but manageable recoil. About the same as 3 pellets. I'm shooting a TC Pro Hunter, Shockwave 250 Gr, and 105 Gr (volumetric) of BH 209. This set up gives me the best accuracy at 100 to 150 yds.
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