TC's "Quick Load Accuratizer"

[Greg Blackburn]

So my TC .58 has the Quick Load Accuratizer" (QLA) but I want to shoot patch round balls in it.

Will loading these be a problem?

 

[Eric Krewson]

No, it will make them easier to load.

 

[Cowboy]

I agree with Eric. It does make it very easy to load. A short starter is not necessary with QLA.

One of my TC Hawken's has the QLA. I have found no problems in loading or most importantly the accuracy.

Respectfully, Cowboy

 

[coloradoclyde]

I'm going to disagree with everyone (sort of).....I hate the QLA barrels....Personally, the deeper rifling of a CVA will give better accuracy than an easy loading QLA barrel.

They are also a "****y trap waiting for the experimenting patch and ball shooter....as the increase their patch thickness to achieve better accuracy, the larger bore diameter makes them go to thick....resulting in a stuck projectile, a couple of inches down from the muzzle...

The T/C maxi ball is a great projectile....The QLA barrel is not....IMO.

I would also like to note that the gun at the bottom of that picture is NOT! traditional....

 

[Cowboy]

Never had a problem with QLA in my Hawken Clyde. Not to say that what you are saying isn't true. I just never had experienced any problems with loading or accuracy with mine. :idunno:

You are justly right about the picture at the bottom. To be truthful, I never gave it much notice until you just pointed it out.

Just wanted to show those member's a picture who might have never heard of QLA.

Will have to get a pair of scissors and cut that blemish of that pamphlet! :barf:

If the moderators or Claude deletes the photo I would surely understand and wouldn't blame them for doing so.

Respectfully, Cowboy

 

[Cowboy]

Here is the picture I'd like to post instead.

I am asking any of our Moderator's of Claude if you can delete that picture with the unmentionable on it?

Didn't mean to break any rules if I did. I apologize.

Respectfully, Cowboy

 

[coloradoclyde]

:haha: :thumbsup:

 

[bubba.50]

with QLA or without QLA they shoot the same for me. don't particularly like it, don't dislike it. it's just there on some and not on others. I believe a lot of the problem people have with it is just knowin' it's there puts an unconcious hitch in their get along.

 

[coloradoclyde]

I believe a lot of the problem people have with it is just knowin' it's there puts an unconcious hitch in their get along.

I think you may have a point there..... :hmm:

 

[Cowboy]

with QLA or without QLA they shoot the same for me. don't particularly like it, don't dislike it. it's just there on some and not on others. I believe a lot of the problem people have with it is just knowin' it's there puts an unconcious hitch in their get along.

Well said!

I agree with what you said. I personally don't care if it has QLA or not. I haven't noticed any benefit or anything negative either.



Respectfully, Cowboy

 

[don hepler]

I had a Renegade with QLA, and already figured it needed an .018 patch. It never was an issue. I thought it loaded easier than the Hawken, with regular barrel. I have loaded it, with just the ram rod, and didn't need a ball starter.

 

[Patocazador]

My Hawken shoots Maxiballs really good and the recess helps to start the flat-base bullet. I like it. :applause: