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<blockquote data-quote="Tree Farmer" data-source="post: 1718821" data-attributes="member: 75473"><p>I hunt both deer (.50 & .54) and squirrels (.36) with flintlocks. I've had a love affair with traditional black powder rifles since 1968. While I also shoot/reload for a variety of cartridges and enjoy developing MOA hunting loads, I split my deer hunting between both. I'm working on finalizing a 500 yd 6.5 PRC deer load, I also finished tuning my .36 flinter the other day. IMO, if you can hunt and kill squirrels with a black powder rifle, then killing whitetails with a centerfire is a chip shot. I started with percussion rifles, but now mostly hunt with my flinters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tree Farmer, post: 1718821, member: 75473"] I hunt both deer (.50 & .54) and squirrels (.36) with flintlocks. I've had a love affair with traditional black powder rifles since 1968. While I also shoot/reload for a variety of cartridges and enjoy developing MOA hunting loads, I split my deer hunting between both. I'm working on finalizing a 500 yd 6.5 PRC deer load, I also finished tuning my .36 flinter the other day. IMO, if you can hunt and kill squirrels with a black powder rifle, then killing whitetails with a centerfire is a chip shot. I started with percussion rifles, but now mostly hunt with my flinters. [/QUOTE]
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