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New to muzzle loaders and buying one for my grandson.I've got the gun{thompson center}and have always loved hornady bullets so am leaning towards there 3oo grain sst sabot.However,after that i'm lost!What powder is the easiest to clean up after and what else do I need to get for him for hunting with it and clean up? I know I opened up a can of worms and I'm not trying to start a war of what's best but,I need a list of things that are needed for proper use. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!  Thanks
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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Get the F out of the BATFE. The F is guaranteed by the US Constitution. Those other letters are not.
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Booner
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Booner
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How old is your Grandson?
"Don't let a dead deer kill ya"
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spike
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spike
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My grandson is 18 years old but,has asbergers so,I need to keep it simple.
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I was going to suggest a lighter bullet weight if he was very young to reduce the recoil, but not for an 18 year old  I've heard good things about the Blackhorn but I'm still shooting loose pyrodex that I got during an after season closeout years ago. Good luck with whatever you choose
"Don't let a dead deer kill ya"
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Old Mossy Horns
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Old Mossy Horns
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I always shot the pyrodex pellets on my Kodak pro 209. Is it a tc encore?
We will burn that bridge when we get there
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spike
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spike
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It's a t/c impact.Can't afford an encore right now.Keeping the cost down to make sure he's gonna take care of it.
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8 point
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8 point
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I like the 777 pellets. Seem to be a little cleaner.
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Old Mossy Horns
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The easiest clean up, period, is with Blackhorn 209. It's also not corrosive either.
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4 point
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Blackhorn 209 is far and away the best for anything other than a smokeless powder gun. Beats 777, pyrodex Shockeys, all of 'em.
I also prefer loose powder over the pellets, if you get some of the speedloaders to carry in your pocket that already have the premeasured powder charges, its not any slower to reload than pellets.
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spike
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spike
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Thanks guys!!!!
I'm going to try both and see which one works the best.
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