pyrotechnic
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Negative.....you pull the trigger.To check if it's already loaded. You drop in the rod and look at the mark.
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Negative.....you pull the trigger.To check if it's already loaded. You drop in the rod and look at the mark.
Spoken like someone that has never trusted their dad when he said it’s loaded, and then promptly missed the only shot of the season because the gun was not, in fact, loaded.Negative.....you pull the trigger.
Don't use bore butter with sabots. They make the bore to slick and the plastic won't grip the rifling. Took me quite a while to figure out why my gun was spraying bullets everywhere. Love bore butter fore everything else.bore butter is a must IMO.
I use it for seasoning.Don't use bore butter with sabots. They make the bore to slick and the plastic won't grip the rifling. Took me quite a while to figure out why my gun was spraying bullets everywhere. Love bore butter fore everything else.
This explains a lot of my troubles with muzzleloaders. I didn’t know that.Don't use bore butter with sabots. They make the bore to slick and the plastic won't grip the rifling. Took me quite a while to figure out why my gun was spraying bullets everywhere. Love bore butter fore everything else.
“Oh, it’s just in case I see a bear/coyote”I feel horrible for you that your life has taken this turn for the worse, that you’ve found yourself in a place where you’ve thought a muzzleloader would be fun and effective to hunt with.
They say time heals all wounds but not the mental and emotional trauma that muzzleloader hunting produces.
Do what anyone who kills anything during a muzzleloader season does. Take a rifle, and just use the muzzleloader for pics and stuff.
Has been my experience as well.Bore butter is a waste of money.
I think it's great for a rust preventer inside the bore and on the outside for off season storage, just my experience. I use patched round balls exclusively though.Has been my experience as well.
But it smells good.Bore butter is a waste of money.
Problem is if you don’t get it all out of your bore loose powder sticks to it and gets ruined. I’ve had it where it had just enough moisture left to cause a hang fire. Quit using it after that and plain old Remington gun oil works just fine without any residue.I like it for rust protection. I think it lasts longer than oil.
I won't use it in my muzzy at all. It shoots sabots, legal in ut.Problem is if you don’t get it all out of your bore loose powder sticks to it and gets ruined. I’ve had it where it had just enough moisture left to cause a hang fire. Quit using it after that and plain old Remington gun oil works just fine without any residue.
Why put something in it you just have to clean out properly to make it function?Never once had issue with Bore Butter.
If you clean out your barrel properly there won't be powder sticking.
How much butter does it take to make a smooth bore?![]()