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Muzzleloader Hunting
Long range muzzleloader for a noob
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<blockquote data-quote="Weston" data-source="post: 1205585" data-attributes="member: 37187"><p>Although the idea of a smokeless,sabot less, 45 caliber muzzleloader really intrigues me, the reality is the majority of states I hunt won't allow it. That coupled with me primarily hunting archery, and only utilizing muzzleloaders for when it makes sense for particular seasons/draw odds. The reality is I know that I won't give up my center fires/ archery stuff and will likely build up a solid MZ load build a CTS turret and put the gun in the safe for the majority of the year, and shoot it a couple times before season to ensure its still on. I know that mentality is frowned upon, however it's reality and I'm not going to kid myself trying to master yet another hobby.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Weston, post: 1205585, member: 37187"] Although the idea of a smokeless,sabot less, 45 caliber muzzleloader really intrigues me, the reality is the majority of states I hunt won't allow it. That coupled with me primarily hunting archery, and only utilizing muzzleloaders for when it makes sense for particular seasons/draw odds. The reality is I know that I won't give up my center fires/ archery stuff and will likely build up a solid MZ load build a CTS turret and put the gun in the safe for the majority of the year, and shoot it a couple times before season to ensure its still on. I know that mentality is frowned upon, however it's reality and I'm not going to kid myself trying to master yet another hobby. [/QUOTE]
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