a little education
#11
Nontypical Buck
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RE: a little education
ORIGINAL: mnprohunter
You guys are a wealth of knowledge. So, might as well shoot regular black powder then, sounds fun. What are these auction sites to watch? What is a good price to pay for a Renegade or Hawken? I appreciate all your time and comments.
You guys are a wealth of knowledge. So, might as well shoot regular black powder then, sounds fun. What are these auction sites to watch? What is a good price to pay for a Renegade or Hawken? I appreciate all your time and comments.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=3313662
It is down in his neck of the woods. Chap
PS. Remember he is SEMI sane, so be careful, he may charge you $212.22 or something like that.
#12
Nontypical Buck
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RE: a little education
ORIGINAL: mnprohunter
I would like to get into the traditional style of muzzleloading a little bit. I was wondering what would be a good muzzleloader to start with, powder choices, ball choices, maybe some loading tricks and anything in general I should know as I know little to nothing about the traditional muzzleloaders.
I would like to get into the traditional style of muzzleloading a little bit. I was wondering what would be a good muzzleloader to start with, powder choices, ball choices, maybe some loading tricks and anything in general I should know as I know little to nothing about the traditional muzzleloaders.
Chap
#13
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
RE: a little education
54cal is definitely the one, I had every cal from 36 to 62 and took deer with them and shot competition with them a 54 is the longest range flattest shooting most accurate at long range and the only one that delivered enough hydrostatic shock to drop deer on the spot with a double lung hit. Try a ticking patch greased with bore butter, a.535 balland 110 gr of Pyrodex RS, that load has done really well for me in all 4 of my 54 cal TC's. Lee
#14
RE: a little education
Williams gun sight company Davison, Michigan48423
USED T/C RENEGADE 54CAL
198857 27" OCTAGON DBLSET
$149.95
I have bought from them several rifles, shot guns and muzzle loaders. The gun were what they said they were.
Nice folks.
Al
USED T/C RENEGADE 54CAL
198857 27" OCTAGON DBLSET
$149.95
I have bought from them several rifles, shot guns and muzzle loaders. The gun were what they said they were.
Nice folks.
Al
#17
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: a little education
ORIGINAL: mnprohunter
I would like to get into the traditional style of muzzleloading a little bit. I was wondering what would be a good muzzleloader to start with, powder choices, ball choices, maybe some loading tricks and anything in general I should know as I know little to nothing about the traditional muzzleloaders.
I would like to get into the traditional style of muzzleloading a little bit. I was wondering what would be a good muzzleloader to start with, powder choices, ball choices, maybe some loading tricks and anything in general I should know as I know little to nothing about the traditional muzzleloaders.
#18
Nontypical Buck
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RE: a little education
ORIGINAL: alleyyooper
Williams gun sight company Davison, Michigan48423
USED T/C RENEGADE 54CAL
198857 27" OCTAGON DBLSET
$149.95
I have bought from them several rifles, shot guns and muzzle loaders. The gun were what they said they were.
Nice folks.
Al
Williams gun sight company Davison, Michigan48423
USED T/C RENEGADE 54CAL
198857 27" OCTAGON DBLSET
$149.95
I have bought from them several rifles, shot guns and muzzle loaders. The gun were what they said they were.
Nice folks.
Al
Chap
#19
RE: a little education
I don't know if they will send you a picture or not. They have that 800 phone number so you can talk to them on their dime.
I have always decided I wanted a gun and searched their sight for one, noted the price and stock number. Drive to a place called Guns Galore in Fenton Mi see what they have on hand and many times end up driving the 20 some miles to Williams to personaly look at the one I saw on the net. They have in several cases excepted a lower offer from me but a couple of times they have not.
I show them my vetrans admit. Id card and they usally give me a law enforcement discount too.
Stuff I have bought new they have always filled out the warrenty paper work for me and sent it in too.
If you buy in the store, you can take a gun right out to the range, trap field, 5 stand or skeet range to try it out before you take it home too. Easy to return that way, if you are not happy.
I kept looking at a Winchester 101, 20 ga for my wife in a hard fitted case. Just couldn't decide if I wanted it for her or not plus the price was down from what they normally sold for. Finally I called one of the sales guys over and asked to have it taken out of the lock up. He told me there was abulge in the one barrel even though I couldn't see it. He grabbed a box of shells off the counter and a couple of ear plug packs and told us to take it back to the skeet range. We didn't buy it as the wife didn't like the way it handled for her. She bought a real nice Charles Daily BC Marco instead.
Al
I have always decided I wanted a gun and searched their sight for one, noted the price and stock number. Drive to a place called Guns Galore in Fenton Mi see what they have on hand and many times end up driving the 20 some miles to Williams to personaly look at the one I saw on the net. They have in several cases excepted a lower offer from me but a couple of times they have not.
I show them my vetrans admit. Id card and they usally give me a law enforcement discount too.
Stuff I have bought new they have always filled out the warrenty paper work for me and sent it in too.
If you buy in the store, you can take a gun right out to the range, trap field, 5 stand or skeet range to try it out before you take it home too. Easy to return that way, if you are not happy.
I kept looking at a Winchester 101, 20 ga for my wife in a hard fitted case. Just couldn't decide if I wanted it for her or not plus the price was down from what they normally sold for. Finally I called one of the sales guys over and asked to have it taken out of the lock up. He told me there was abulge in the one barrel even though I couldn't see it. He grabbed a box of shells off the counter and a couple of ear plug packs and told us to take it back to the skeet range. We didn't buy it as the wife didn't like the way it handled for her. She bought a real nice Charles Daily BC Marco instead.
Al