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<blockquote data-quote="sbhooper" data-source="post: 895233" data-attributes="member: 72297"><p>Great job! One of the few things that I like about Colorado, is that you still cannot use sabots and scopes on muzzle loaders. </p><p> </p><p> You are the only pic poster on any forum that I have ever seen that uses the FPB bullets. I love those things and I have never recovered one from a deer. I usually use 90 grains of 777, but I recently switched to Alliant Black and I like it even better. </p><p> </p><p> I just shot a white-tailed doe at a bit over 100 yards a few days ago. The deer was angling toward me more than I thought and the bullet entered the shoulder and exited in front of the opposite hip. I hope they never quit making them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sbhooper, post: 895233, member: 72297"] Great job! One of the few things that I like about Colorado, is that you still cannot use sabots and scopes on muzzle loaders. You are the only pic poster on any forum that I have ever seen that uses the FPB bullets. I love those things and I have never recovered one from a deer. I usually use 90 grains of 777, but I recently switched to Alliant Black and I like it even better. I just shot a white-tailed doe at a bit over 100 yards a few days ago. The deer was angling toward me more than I thought and the bullet entered the shoulder and exited in front of the opposite hip. I hope they never quit making them. [/QUOTE]
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