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S&N Outdoors

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Hi i wanna get into muzzleloader hunting I was wondering if anyone knows if you can use round ball projectiles for deer hunting in Illinois I can’t seem too find anything that says you can/can’t all I can find is that you can’t use FMJ Bullets it has too be soft point of expanding and I’m not sure what round ball projectiles would be classified under.
 
Looks like no answer - I'll dive in! I'm in Michigan, but have several friends in Illinois that hunt. They all use round ball.
 
Hi i wanna get into muzzleloader hunting I was wondering if anyone knows if you can use round ball projectiles for deer hunting in Illinois I can’t seem too find anything that says you can/can’t all I can find is that you can’t use FMJ Bullets it has too be soft point of expanding and I’m not sure what round ball projectiles would be classified under.
Yes you can
 
Hi i wanna get into muzzleloader hunting I was wondering if anyone knows if you can use round ball projectiles for deer hunting in Illinois I can’t seem too find anything that says you can/can’t all I can find is that you can’t use FMJ Bullets it has too be soft point of expanding and I’m not sure what round ball projectiles would be classified under.
https://dnr.illinois.gov/content/da...irearmandMuzzleHarvestReportingSheetFINAL.pdf

You don't hunt now do you?
 

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