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Muzzleloader Hunting
Blackhorn 209 volume to weight is not adding up for me
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<blockquote data-quote="ENCORE" data-source="post: 1777262" data-attributes="member: 33046"><p>As I understand it, Western has worked pretty hard to try to make BH more consistent and it started with Lot 30. I also understand that since lot 30, there's been some change noticed. I've also heard rumor that the Western BH209 tubes that come pre-marked will be going through some changes.</p><p>There are some who shoot many thousands of rounds of BH each year and compete, that load by volume, consistently the same, and will say there's no difference in accuracy using it by weight. However.. LOL... I'm friends with the 3 time National Champion, who weighs his BH right down to the tenth of a grain. What he does do though, is that with any change in lot numbers, he verifies his velocity and adjusts his weight to the velocity his rifle likes the best. Maybe that's why he's a 3 time National Champion?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ENCORE, post: 1777262, member: 33046"] As I understand it, Western has worked pretty hard to try to make BH more consistent and it started with Lot 30. I also understand that since lot 30, there's been some change noticed. I've also heard rumor that the Western BH209 tubes that come pre-marked will be going through some changes. There are some who shoot many thousands of rounds of BH each year and compete, that load by volume, consistently the same, and will say there's no difference in accuracy using it by weight. However.. LOL... I'm friends with the 3 time National Champion, who weighs his BH right down to the tenth of a grain. What he does do though, is that with any change in lot numbers, he verifies his velocity and adjusts his weight to the velocity his rifle likes the best. Maybe that's why he's a 3 time National Champion? [/QUOTE]
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