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| Senior Member | i am new to bp pellets
Hi i hope somebody can help i just got a .50 cal muzzle loader and i bought the hodgdon triple seven pellets that saw there 50 gr a piece i was thinking the look really short to be 50gr a piece do 2 of them equal 50gr or is each of the little pellets 50gr here is a link to the stuff i bought Triple Seven Pellets |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Connecticut
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each one if 50 grains, it's my understanding 777 is spicier than pyrodex
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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Northern California
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Yep, I have some of the 50 grain pellets and the 30 grain pellets. I have used pyrodex in the past, but only use 777 in pellet or loose form now, and I love it's simplicity. My specific gun says it will handle 150 grains of pyrodex or blackpowder equivalent, but since 777 is something like 15% more potent, I just stick with two pellets, or if I am tossing round balls, about 60 grains of loose powder.
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I like it a lot but have yet to shoot mine i had a chance to shoot a cva wolf at 100 yards and made 3 inch groups i think the gun can do better but i am not the best shot i think they are a really good starter gun for 179.99 for the nickle camo model you can not go wrong
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| Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Chancelorsville, Virginia
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I just bought an extra, longer ramrod for mine that I use at the range. The standard one will do for the one time that I might need to reload hunting. Other than the ramrod, I really like the Wolf. Mine is a good shooter. I use two of the 777 pellets, a 295 gr powerbelt bullet and Winchester 209 primers made for the 777 powder. | |
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