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Roundballs verses Conicals..??
Since I started using comical (TC maxi) I've never had to track a deer , usually no more than 3 steps from shot. My shots are always under 60 yards intentionally. As far as accuracy, I watched several Idaho Lewis videos that are amazing with shots with his renegade.- kelljp
- Post #34
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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TC 56 caliber, why 56? why not something smaller?
The question about why they didn't make them in a smaller barrel in the first entry got me thinking. Over the years I have made the acquaintance of a former TC employee 's son that inherited all his father's TC guns. About a year ago he ask if I would be interested in any of them. I was and did...- kelljp
- Post #14
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Who Hunts Reg Seasons With Their Muzzleloader?
Our muzzleloader season transsitons to modern firearms in November. Since 2010 I found it easier to continue hunting the remaining deer season with my muzzleloader. Probably it started out as being too busy/ lazy to get my modern rifle zeroed in before season, but later it was a challenge ( that...- kelljp
- Post #45
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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TC 56 caliber, why 56? why not something smaller?
My 56 SB taught me that rifling doesn't have as much to do with accuracy as I always thought. With the right patches mine shoots very tight groups. As stated before if it came down to keeping just one gun to use it would be my 56 SB.- kelljp
- Post #12
- Forum: Smoothbore