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Joined: Jul 2010
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Biggest difference I saw was the older had a flat face most likely for pellets vs. the one for BH209 was dished out which I assumed designed for loose powder. You're supposed to use full bore 209A primers, not the ones specifically for black powder and/or substitutes. Never had any kind of delayed ignition with BH209 and a Fed 209A primer. I keep hearing about special breech plugs for BH 209. I have an older TC Encore that seems to be fine. Anything I need to know about these ?
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BH likes a hot/standard 209 primer as opposed to cooler ml primers for pyrodex. Yes open the hole in the breach plug a little.
"When you've stared down the barrel of a shotgun in your own home, 3rd & 20 don't seem too bad"......Ken "Snake" Stabler
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I have been in to ML hunting for the last couple years My go to the the Blackhorn 209 with 94 measured grains
I have a small scale, weigh the empty tubes first and take out the ones with a variance And zero the scale Then weigh 94 grains of Blackhorn.
I use an accurate 240 grain bullet. And i cannot find the details on the bullet! Will post when i can But it is two shots almost connecting holes at 100yards 1.5 inches high
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94gr by weight is stout !!! I've been shooting 72gr by wt with a 290gr boredriver and recoil is pretty wicked
You haven't been blocked until you've been flock blocked!!!
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