First time ML hunter

[jahrig]

Inherited a TC Renegade .54 cal last year and Montana has a newish late heritage muzzleloader season that any unfilled tags transfer to. Filled my elk and antelope tag during general season and am hoping to find a buck to kill with the renegade next week. I've been shooting a fair bit the last month and feel very comfortable at 50 yards and pretty comfortable at 100 using round balls, patch, and 80 grains of 3f goex. Still room for improvement but I think I can get it done. Excited to get out there!

 

[Duk]

Welcome from North Dakota and good luck in muzzleloader season

 

[Songwriter]

Welcome from Texas, and go get em!

 

[2 shots]

welcome and good luck

 

[Stumpkiller]

Welcome from Upstate New York's Central-Leatherstocking Region.

I own a .54 Renegade myself. Very accurate rifle. I settled on 84 grains (the standard "military" load for the .54 Harper's Ferry was 3 drams = 84 grains).

 

[BackDraft]

Welcome from South-Central Indiana

 

[mtfishn]

Inherited a TC Renegade .54 cal last year and Montana has a newish late heritage muzzleloader season that any unfilled tags transfer to. Filled my elk and antelope tag during general season and am hoping to find a buck to kill with the renegade next week. I've been shooting a fair bit the last month and feel very comfortable at 50 yards and pretty comfortable at 100 using round balls, patch, and 80 grains of 3f goex. Still room for improvement but I think I can get it done. Excited to get out there!

Welcome from Central MT! ....I'll be shooting a .54 this weekend as well!

 

[morehops52]

Welcome from PA. Had a Hawken since the 70's. Finally got a Renegade in 54 a couple years ago. It's a keeper.

 

[Eutycus]

Another Howdy from Texas!