Lefse

The last time I had shot my TC Endeavor, it was eighty degrees. It was sighted to hit 2 1/2 inches high at 100 yards. I am going to hunt deer with it now in cold weather. I loaded it last night complete with primer and left it out side. It was 15 degrees this morning. I also left the loading stuff outside. Powder, primers and bullets. It is safe to do here where I live. It shot exactly 2 1/2 inches high and dead center. Then I loaded the cold primers, powder and bullets. They loaded harder. The sabotloadsharder in the cold. One inch groupincluding the first shot. I didn't chronograph it. I am happy. The load was 100 gr Blackhorn, 200 gr SW, cci primer. Not the mag primer. I was wondering if I would get hangfires in the cold. No sign of it.

Semisane

Good report Lefse. A lot of guys were wondering about BH ignition in cold weather. Your results at 15 degrees should put that issue to rest.

cayugad

That is good that someone did that. I am sure a lot of people worried about that because of the climate where we hunt.

lemoyne

I tried mine at 32F and got the same result as I did at 90F it has not gotten much colder than that here yet. Lee

Salar600

Same for me, frizing point this morning at the range and no hangfire

LaneNebraska

Thanks Lefse!

That's REALLY good news

Got my 45cal Disc Elite loaded with 130g BH209 and 200g Shockwaves

sjsfire

I got two cans of that Blackhorn a month or so ago. It shot OK in my CVA but I really wanted totry it out in my Knight KRB. Unforunatly I have the domed breech plug. I hope Knight comes up with a solution. That KRB is a shooter and I'd like to try the Blackhorn.