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Why a ULA for a stand hunt? Just curious... Why the [bleep] not? ![[Linked Image]](http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p301/lscott_06/Hunting2010073.jpg) Same thing this buck said as he strolled by at 140yds. Oh hell yea!! Nice Buck! Great looking Muzzleloader! What kind of accuracy can a guy expect outa Nula front stuffers? 1" to 1.5" easy. Some guys, probably better. Nice, light & accurate. Great for a tree stand. <grin>
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I hate heavy and bulky muzzle loaders. That looks perfect for us that have no state land rifle season!
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This is a shooting forum, there is no place here for logic.
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But do you like his sausage ?
Lol
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You call that chit sausage?
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W/W hulls,200's,moly 105A-Max/HPBT(Hornie),'17 and a smile. The blueprint will be yet another trendsetter and then some.
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But do you like his sausage ?
Lol Not in the same way you do, JM.  (Just messing with ya, man!)
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How have the HPBTs done thus far?
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They are slick and have done nice things. For some reason,I look for them to star in a buncha Hero Pics this year.
Funny how that works.
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A .530 BC ain't hard to love! May sling some 87 HPBTs at some mulies, but 85 TSX are tough to leave at home.
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How have the HPBTs done thus far? ![[Linked Image]](http://i423.photobucket.com/albums/pp311/patrickgsinclair/GAP10009.jpg) They've been working good for me on coyotes the past couple months. A little hard on fur at 3050fps........they shoot good, as do the 105 scenars and 115 VLD's. 6 Creedmoor, 22" Bartlein twisted at 1-7.7".
Luck....is the residue of design... ![[Linked Image]](http://i423.photobucket.com/albums/pp311/patrickgsinclair/96zvyt.gif)
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Thanks Pat. Interested to see what an 87 of like construction does on game. That dog hates your GAP 
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Magpul PRS I assume? You driving a fixed gas block or adjustable? How heavy of a buffer and spring?
This gun is over gassed,despite a leaking DPMS block(fit is sloppy on every .750" shank I've slipped it upon) and a 3.4oz buffer makes me a bit nervous.
Stock,buffer,block,spring swap this morning as curiousities. May go Slash,for the buffer.
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Was cool until they said E.R.Shaw.
I spend all my money on loose women and trapping supplies.....The rest I just waste.
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My 6.5x55 shoots well and is easy to find a load for it. No problems with the barrel.
"When you disarm the people, you commence to offend them and show that you distrust them either through cowardice or lack of confidence, and both of these opinions generate hatred." Niccolo Machiavelli
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The only issue I have had with the barrel of my Forbes is it is the hardest barrel I have ever tried to clean. It's a sub-moa gun with every load I have shot through it, but man the barrel gets dirty. However, it doesn't seem to have an adverse effect to accuracy between cleanings.
I just applied DBC a few weeks ago, so hopefully I have solved that issue.
I would love to find an early Model 20B with a jeweled bolt.
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I would love to find an early Model 20B with a jeweled bolt.
I’m not sure that beast exists. IIRC they had switched to fluted bolts by the time the 20B was introduced. I know for certain there were no stainless barrel/jeweled bolts.
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