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Post by gobblerspur on Apr 17, 2006 7:22:05 GMT -5
anyone tried the tradition or cva muzzlerloading shotguns.
also the knight tk2000. i use the tk2000 for turkey and use their shot and shot cups and wads with triple seven pellets.
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firehawk
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Post by firehawk on Apr 20, 2006 20:32:34 GMT -5
anyone tried the tradition or cva muzzlerloading shotguns. also the knight tk2000. i use the tk2000 for turkey and use their shot and shot cups and wads with triple seven pellets. Haven't tried any of the muzzleloaders you mention, but I do hunt with a T/C New Englander 12 ga. I load with 100 gr. of ffg, with 2 woven wads over the powder, and 1 3/8 oz. of #4 shot, with 1 woven wad over the shot. I'm good out to maybe 35-40 yards. Never patterned it past those distances. I have never had the luck to get a shot at a turkey, but target wise, it is deadly. ;D PS, your shoulder KNOWS you shot it too.  |
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Post by wolfhound on Apr 21, 2006 8:11:41 GMT -5
anyone tried the tradition or cva muzzlerloading shotguns. also the knight tk2000. i use the tk2000 for turkey and use their shot and shot cups and wads with triple seven pellets. You do know that Knight doesn't allow pellets to be used in their shotguns right? I had one but it kicked like a mule with turkey loads so I used it for small game. I finally sold it because I wasn't that into muzzleloading shotguns.  |
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Post by schoolmaster on Apr 21, 2006 20:10:18 GMT -5
I have a CVA trapper shotgun with modified choke. I use TCs cloth shot wads. I use a balanced load of a dipped 1.25 oz. shot and use the same dipper for the FF blackpowder. I have killed several rabbits and an assortment of sparrows, starlings, with it. Light weight and not bad recoil.
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