[Primal Kuen]

I bought a T/C Omega muzzleloader and took it straight to the 100 yd range. I shot this 10 round group with open sights directly "out of box" with 100g triple 7 pellets beneath 270 grain powerbelt platinum bullets.

I tried the sabbots that came with the gun after this...and could'nt hit the target.

This is slightly over a 4" group, with the exception of the one off to the right, which was the first shot. Was nervous on that one, having never fired a muzzle loader.

Bring on the Deer ! lol... ( or bear/moose/whatever )

[Primal Kuen]

forgot to attach pic...lol

[toolman]

Nice! Are you going to scope it?

[Primal Kuen]

I dunno if I'm going to scope it...I've always liked open sights. I need to adjust a hair up and a hair left though. For some reason I distrust scopes...I should probably get over it and buy a good one I can trust. Any suggestions ?

[genwinters]

leupold makes some good scopes. schmidt &bender is what the marines use

[samuel]

If you can shoot that good the only advantage I can think of with a scope would be lighted crosshares which I put on my son-in-laws muzzleloader and he loves it.He got a buck last year when it was way too dark for any other kind of sight.His is 1.5+4.5 with 4.5" eye relief.Dont put high power scopes on hunting guns.That was great shooting,I am proud of your effort.Those groups just keep getting better. sam.

[mrbassantlers]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Primal Kuen

I dunno if I'm going to scope it...I've always liked open sights. I need to adjust a hair up and a hair left though. For some reason I distrust scopes...I should probably get over it and buy a good one I can trust. Any suggestions ?

Burris fullfield II, pretty clear and good warranty.