goatbrother

REgarding the QLA (***** addapted loader), ask yourself, how many target rifles do you see using a QLA????? A lot depends on how well the QLA is cut, if it is not centered, some times they are not, the gun just can't shoot well, would be like trying to get accuracy with a damaged muzzel crown. I know of several people that had accuracy problems with T/c's and they cut the QLA off and had imeadeatimprovement.

frontier gander

I'll order some 250g cva Accura slick load sabots and see how they do. They have "rings" on them that cut into the rifling like a conical.

corey012778

guns for the poor.[8D]

sounds like your going to be busy.

frontier gander

That i am. Think i possibly just sold the Bobcat so that will fund my powder and bullets.

corey012778

I'm selling my savage 110e once I get home for powder and bullet. my new englander may be next.

frontier gander

That Apex is all the muzzle loader you will ever need! Of course if you are like me, you'll sell them all and buy something new and then do it all over again.

saxman1

Congrats on the new rifles FG.
Man,allot goes on here when I go to work.

bronko22000

Congrats FG - 2 nice looking rifles there. I really like that big bore. Hope it shoots good for you. And I'm with the rest of the crew thinking that you may want to try that Omega with the QLA intact first. I don't think there would be a difference without it.