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#TC HAWKEN 320 GRAIN MAXI BALL PRO#

Sounds like Max-balls gives better accuracy than maxi-hunters, but Patched Round Balls (PRB) typically are most accurate? Has that been your experience? How do PRB do on deer (seems like a 180 grain lead ball would kill'm just fine if you hit them where you want to).

RWS #11 caps - are they better than CCI Mags?.

Sounds like a lot of guys are proponents of true black powder - would that increase my reliability of ignition? Where can i get a pound or two in SE MI (I'm in Plymouth).

I read a lot on some other forums and am wondering if I used 777 loose if that would do anything different the Pyrodex (in terms of reliability of ignition)?.

How common are misfires (cap goes off but not charge - not a hang fire) with traditional rifles? I had a couple shooting at the range and a couple ems like a lot to me.

#TC HAWKEN 320 GRAIN MAXI BALL PRO#

I have a fair amount of experience with modern muzzleloaders ( i shot a nice doe on Saturday morning with my TC Pro Hunter FX, Leopold VX1 3-9, 110 grains BH209, CCI 209M and TEZ 250's.), but am pretty new to the 'traditional muzzloader' world ,and need some advice: This past weekend I had a misfire (cap went off but charge did not) twice - one was on a dry day and the other was during snow/wet. short range shots, open sights) I was ok with that accuracy for now, but I want to tighten that up for next year

For what I wanted the rifle for (deer drives in the U.P during muzzloader season (i.e.

I only had a chance to shoot once before muzzle loading season opened, so I only shot the Maxi-hunters at 50 yards, and was getting 5-6" groups with some pretty bad fliers thrown in the mix. Based on the employee recommendation, I bought Pyrodex RS Select and a selection of patched round balls and TC maxi-hunters. I picked up a TC New Englander of the used rack at Williams' week ago and bought some basic 'traditional' supplies for it.