muzzeloader
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: muzzeloader
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With all the BPI/CVA bashing he is doing I would like to know this too.
ORIGINAL: frontier gander
just curious, but what groups are you shooting out of the rifle now?
just curious, but what groups are you shooting out of the rifle now?
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1915504
Added: Oh now I notice he's been in this thread a long time. Expect the response to detailed and lengthy.
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RE: muzzeloader
The answer is " much better than the Apex" and that's all you need to know.
My point was that the multitude of the top shooters and hunters choose the TC's. I also know for a fact that the CVA's havemany, many bad barrels.That infodidn't come from Chuck Hawks either. It's common knowledge. Look it up on the net. I didn't mean that Pglasgow wasn't a great shot. However,I have never seen him shoot soI can't believe everything he says. I know many people who say they get much better groups than they do. Half of the time it's totally unrealistic. 2 inch groups at 100 yards is expert material. I can't do that but I did get a 24 shot group yesterday with open sights that was about 6 inches or so. I was shooting 230 grain Sure Shot sabots and 100 grains Pyrodex. I shoot3 inch groups consistentlyat 50. I would say I'm fair for an inexperienced 15 year old.
I'm sorry I piss you guys off so much. I've got a big mouth but I stand by what I say. I just need to say it the right way.
My point was that the multitude of the top shooters and hunters choose the TC's. I also know for a fact that the CVA's havemany, many bad barrels.That infodidn't come from Chuck Hawks either. It's common knowledge. Look it up on the net. I didn't mean that Pglasgow wasn't a great shot. However,I have never seen him shoot soI can't believe everything he says. I know many people who say they get much better groups than they do. Half of the time it's totally unrealistic. 2 inch groups at 100 yards is expert material. I can't do that but I did get a 24 shot group yesterday with open sights that was about 6 inches or so. I was shooting 230 grain Sure Shot sabots and 100 grains Pyrodex. I shoot3 inch groups consistentlyat 50. I would say I'm fair for an inexperienced 15 year old.
I'm sorry I piss you guys off so much. I've got a big mouth but I stand by what I say. I just need to say it the right way.
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I'm sorry I piss you guys off so much. I've got a big mouth . . .
I'm sorry I piss you guys off so much. I've got a big mouth . . .
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RE: muzzeloader
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my mom and dad was wondering what i want for my birthday.
I am thinking a muzzeloader.
So waht kinds would be a go pick for me.
I was wonting something at a reasonable prize and GOOD quality!!
I am 16
my mom and dad was wondering what i want for my birthday.
I am thinking a muzzeloader.
So waht kinds would be a go pick for me.
I was wonting something at a reasonable prize and GOOD quality!!
I am 16
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RE: muzzeloader
umm.. If you are shooting a 6" group at 100 yards with the omega, Im betting that apex was in perfect working order. With 3 years under your belt i wouldnt say you are an inexperienced shooter. What did you shoot with the nef? I think u said u had a nef?