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Muzzleloader Hunting
Careful what you swab the bore with
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<blockquote data-quote="DartonJager" data-source="post: 2157670" data-attributes="member: 95733"><p>I have a very simple very specific and exact loading and clean in between shots procedure for all my inlines including my 10ML-II that if I deviate from even slightly it immediately affects my accuracy. I swab with 91% isopropyl alcohol and have for ever since I bought my T/C Encore the very first year it came out.</p><p>I can not tell people strongly enough that BH209 is magical stuff. I shot my best ever groups with my Encore and my .50 cal Knight Elite and .45 cal Knight Elite using BH209. And with my Encore that's saying ALOT as I put over 1600 loads out of it using Pyrodex pellets and 3F 777.</p><p>Was at my local public range (last public range trip before I joined a private rile club) shooting 85 grains by weight of BH209, a .458" 325 grain Hormady FTX and Harvester Black crush ribbed sabots and FED/209's and put all three into one ragged hole at 100 yards. and did it again. The guy next to me shocked me and asked me to "name my price" for my Encore, but I declined as I had really grown attached to that ML. It was the most beautiful gun I owned with rich deep bluing but especially because of the black walnut stock and forearm as T/C truly outdid themselves on the wood for that Encore. I also had killed my first bull elk with it on my first DIY ML elk hunt in NM back in the late 1990's.</p><p>Even though I had considerable amounts if BH209 on hand I bought a 5# jug several years ago just because I enjoy shooting all three of my non-smokeless inlines that much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DartonJager, post: 2157670, member: 95733"] I have a very simple very specific and exact loading and clean in between shots procedure for all my inlines including my 10ML-II that if I deviate from even slightly it immediately affects my accuracy. I swab with 91% isopropyl alcohol and have for ever since I bought my T/C Encore the very first year it came out. I can not tell people strongly enough that BH209 is magical stuff. I shot my best ever groups with my Encore and my .50 cal Knight Elite and .45 cal Knight Elite using BH209. And with my Encore that's saying ALOT as I put over 1600 loads out of it using Pyrodex pellets and 3F 777. Was at my local public range (last public range trip before I joined a private rile club) shooting 85 grains by weight of BH209, a .458" 325 grain Hormady FTX and Harvester Black crush ribbed sabots and FED/209's and put all three into one ragged hole at 100 yards. and did it again. The guy next to me shocked me and asked me to "name my price" for my Encore, but I declined as I had really grown attached to that ML. It was the most beautiful gun I owned with rich deep bluing but especially because of the black walnut stock and forearm as T/C truly outdid themselves on the wood for that Encore. I also had killed my first bull elk with it on my first DIY ML elk hunt in NM back in the late 1990's. Even though I had considerable amounts if BH209 on hand I bought a 5# jug several years ago just because I enjoy shooting all three of my non-smokeless inlines that much. [/QUOTE]
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