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Blackhorn 209 alternative

I am pretty new to the muzzleloader world. I've had an inline for several years and took a bear and a whitetail at close range in the past but was only concerned about shooting "kill zone" type groups at 100 yards. In anticipation for a Whitetail hunt I have booked in January, I purchased a Remington Ultimate Muzzleloader. Although I am not shooting the lights out by any stretc...


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Caldwell chronograph

Selling my chronograph as i do not need two. This works as it should with no problems. $45.00 and you pay the shipping. Ty shorty


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White 209 Conversion

Anyone have any experience with shooting a White with the 209 conversion. I just picked up a 91 .504 that had the 209 conversion. It was to cheap to pass up so snagged it. Guy I got it from seemed to be happy using BH 209 and 209 primers out of it.


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Blackhorn 209 Powder

Minus the plastic container weight (.4 oz each) I have 42 ounces of this BH Powder. That is a little more than 5 full cans which will cost you 500. with tax. at the store. Much more online. Yes I know the scale shows more than the 8oz x 3 cans.. That's because I had 5 cans and condensed them into these 3..Minus what I used. Hope that Makes sense. This is a better price compared...


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Loading shotshells

So I bought 4 NOS shotshell reloaders the other day. A Hornady 366 12 ga, a MEC 16 ga Grabber, a MEC 28 Gauge Grabber and a MEC 12 Gauge 600 Jr. All were bought new in the late 90s and left in the boxes and stored properly. I sold the Grabber 16, the Hornady 366 and my 28 Gauge MEC Size master. Got in the shop today and set the 28 Gauge Grabber and the 12 Gauge 600 Jr. Loaded 20...


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