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That's because you guys load them too heavy. Typical novice mistake.
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Don't buy him a CVA or Traditions. They're not safe. Good advise....
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Buy a CVA or Traditions. They're safe. Good advise.... +1
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true, even my old tc new englander was a cheek slapper. No where near as bad as the tc hawken i had. holy mother that thing was horrible for smacking you right under the eye socket. I think i fired a total of 2 or 3 shots before i cleaned it and resold it LOL. Gotta admit, with a stout load my .54 has slapped my face once or twice. Not unbearable or even more painful then the recoil felt at my shoulder.
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CVA or Traditions either one, they are junk. Listen novice, your going to get someone hurt. Spanish made muzzleloaders are junk and I would never adise anyone to buy a pipebomb.
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Gotta admit, with a stout load my .54 has slapped my face once or twice. 60 grains of 3f is plenty. Don't over load them.
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Gotta admit, with a stout load my .54 has slapped my face once or twice. 60 grains of 3f is plenty. Don't over load them. I now prefer 80. When I first bought it, I subscribed to the theory that more is better, for a few years I was actually loading 120 grains of powder to push a 435 grain maxi-ball....
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Listen novice, your going to get someone hurt. Thompson centerfire muzzleloaders are junk and I would never adise anyone to buy a pipebomb. Wow, I thought they were all decent quality.
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Listen novice, your going to get someone hurt. Spanish made muzzleloaders are junk and I would never adise anyone to buy a pipebomb. Wow, I thought they were all decent quality. When have you ever thought?
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Gotta admit, Micheal Waldell with a stout load has slapped my face once or twice. Now it makes sense.
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That's because you guys load them too heavy. Typical novice mistake. I didn't load it too heavy, but your novice assumptions are comical. Do you ever make a positive post?
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So in here I have seen Thompson Center and CVA is Spanish or out of country, so how do I know what is made in America, cause that's what I would like to buy?????
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lol loaded them to heavy? 90gr pyrodex rs an a 295gr powerbelt is not heavy. Just poor stock design.
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So in here I have seen Thompson Center and CVA is Spanish or out of country, so how do I know what is made in America, cause that's what I would like to buy????? TC and Knight are made in the US.
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That's because you guys load them too heavy. Typical novice mistake. I didn't load it too heavy, but your novice assumptions are comical. Do you ever make a positive post? Not about novices who give out dangerous and faulty info.
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That's because you guys load them too heavy. Typical novice mistake. I didn't load it too heavy, but your novice assumptions are comical. Do you ever make a positive post? Not about novices who give out dangerous and faulty info. Well, recommending 60gr of powder for elk doesn't show much experience on your part.
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yeah 60gr is just a plinking load on the range. Or small game.
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Well, recommending 60gr of powder for elk doesn't show much experience on your part. Swampgirl700 is not experienced in nothing except 'bitching about products he can't afford & don't use.
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That's because you guys load them too heavy. Typical novice mistake. I didn't load it too heavy, but your novice assumptions are comical. Do you ever make a positive post? Not about novices who give out dangerous and faulty info. Swampdonkey do you realize how ignorant you sound?
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60 grains of 3f and a patched .520 roundball harvested plenty of elk. You just have to be able to shoot. I guess you girls should take lessons.
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