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    Enough for deer?

    Take the .45 and enjoy yourself.
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    Enough for deer?

    I have been out of the round ball shooting for many moons, but am hoping to use a PRB on my one day muzzleloader hunt this year in KY. I will be shooting a TC Cherokee, and more than likely, Pyrodex P. I am intrigued by the use of Over powder wads. I have never used them, but I keep hearing...
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    .54 Renegade or .45 Cherokee

    I ain't even let the little hammerhead see my cherokee, I know what he would do. You're right, I would be looking for something else to shoot... By the by, thanks for the heads up on Graf and sons. I will look into it.
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    .54 Renegade or .45 Cherokee

    I looked at track of the wolf, but unless I misread, you had to order an entire case from them. If I could lay my hands on a pound of Black, I would shoot it just because. By the way, the only patches I could find around here, are .018. I had only figured on finding 010-.015, but oh well...
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    .54 Renegade or .45 Cherokee

    I wouldn't be opposed to trading the inline for the Renegade, but my 11 year old claimed the inline for himself, so I guess I will leave it in the safe. I am really looking forward to shooting my new rifle. I need to make up my mind on a powder, and get started. ON THAT NOTE: In my immediate...
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    Cabelas Sporterized Hawken??

    I had one of those little Hawken Carbines once, and really liked it. Mine was a .50 caliber, and shot sabots very well as a rule. I took one doe with it and then traded it like an idiot.
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    .54 Renegade or .45 Cherokee

    It is too late! the deed is done. I made my decision based on the fact that this is the second Cherokee I have seen in about 10-12 years, and I have seen several renegades in very good condition. (I say several and mean 5-6). I have an inline also that we shall not speak of, but for those days...
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    .54 Renegade or .45 Cherokee

    Men, first post here, so bear with the novice. I presently have a .54 caliber Renegade, that I have never fired. It was used but in excellent condition when I got it. A dealer friend of mine has a .45 caliber Cherokee that is also in very good condition, and I am considering whether I should...
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