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Offline Auggie

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How many of you muzzle load for deer? If you do let us know what you shoot and the type of load you use.
I shoot a TC Omega, with TC Shockwave 250 gr. and 100 gr. of Pioneer Powder in the Shockey Gold. Very clean powder means less time spent cleaning!!!!!!!
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Offline 22lex

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First timer,

TC black diamond, 240 hp/xtp hornaday w/loose sabot, 100 grain go-ex loose powder, 209 primer.
Shot it yesterday, 1-2'' variance at 50, 2-4" at 100. Very happy with no scope.
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Offline The General

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Smoke Poles???????? :scratch: :whistling:
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Offline guythathunts

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Thank you General! I read this as: Smoke Poles? HAHAHAHA  :sorry:
Find a bird Duke... find a bird... ROOSTER!!! BANG! Bring it here boy. GOOD BOY DUKE, GOOD BOY!!!

Offline HUNTER2

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A guy at work uses an old flint lock and calls the modern ones a STAR WARS LIGHT SABOR. I told him you still load from the muzzel. He just laughs.
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Offline Sew Sille

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T/C Pro/hunter 50 c, I have tryed many , found the t/c mag 240 work as good as the more $ ones. at least at 50 and 100 yards. I have used schokley gold  and trip 7 .i like trip 7 ,goes down easy. I shoot 100 grams. :fudd: :deer:I dont know how much more cold and wind I can take. :cold:

Offline MN-BOY-ALWAYS

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Cabelas Hawkin .54 Cal, 120gr Pyrodex, with .530 lead balls.

Offline jigglestick

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. I shoot 100 grams
grains man, grains..stop being sille
take a kid hunting and fishing!!

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Offline Moving2thecountry

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I am going to use a 50 cal with Barnes 250 gr SPIT-FIRE TMZ (copper saboted) with 100 gr. of triple seven  TC Omega.

Offline toledo_rocket

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CVA Optima Pro.  270 Gr .50 cal with 2 Shockey Golds and a 209 primer baby !!  :USA:

Offline Stensethfan

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TC Omega with TC Shock Wave 200 grain tipped bullet.  100 grains of 777 powder pellets.  I have had very similar results as 22lex.  Word to the wise do not shoot 3 pellets with 200 grain bullet.  Tried that in the beginning and the bullet tumbled and did all kinds of crazy stuff.  Too much power apparently!!!   training-087
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Offline guythathunts

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I shoot a Traditions $99 pile of plastic. Shoots well out to 75 yards. I use Pyrex pellets just 2 of them. If you use 3, on most guns, the 3rd powder pellet burns outside the barrel. You waist most of it and a lot of the inacuracy comes frrom the powder burning all the way our the end of the barrel making it unstable as it leaves the gun.
Find a bird Duke... find a bird... ROOSTER!!! BANG! Bring it here boy. GOOD BOY DUKE, GOOD BOY!!!

Offline frogee

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I will be shooting my Knight LK-93 with 85 grains of Triple 7 3f under a 250 grain Barnes Expander.
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