#387089 - 09/07/07 10:59 PM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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just celebreating our 1 yr adv////lmao
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#387124 - 09/07/07 11:40 PM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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Lookin4 aBiggun
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777 good powder
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#389735 - 09/10/07 09:28 AM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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I would seriously considering using 777 loose powder instead of the pellets. I hear many shooters (that shoot a lot) having problems with misfires (pellets not igniting) with pelletized powders. With loose powder, no misfires.
If you're going to use Powerbelts, use the heaviest varieties (348 or 405 grn). The 295 grn and smaller don't penetrate deer well. They tend to explode on contact.
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#389915 - 09/10/07 11:13 AM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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bowhunter 51
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I use loose triple 7 with R.E.A.L.'s...In my 45 cal....... I shoot alot...Use about a pound every couple of months in the off season...No trouble with misfires using 209's... I like the cleaner ignition, cleaner rifleing....BH51....
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#391823 - 09/11/07 12:29 PM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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245gr Aerotip and 120gr Loose pyrodex - Spike 295gr Aerotip and 120gr Loose Pyrodex - 8pt
They work. Dont use pellets, if you PACK them hard enough, the break.
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#393914 - 09/12/07 03:58 PM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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iowavf
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Hey 444marlin do you have any troubles seating your bullets the same with loose powder? I tried 777 loose with Aerotips and found that I wasn't seating the bullet the same each time. I have my rod marked and it wasn't the same for each load. I thought that the loose powder wasn't always getting packed into the base of the powerbelts so the bullets wasn't being seated the same each time. Went back to pellets like I have always used without any problems.
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#406940 - 09/19/07 09:41 PM
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i wish i would have heard bsk say this last week..
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#417505 - 09/26/07 04:28 PM
Re: any body tried triple7 pellets and power belts
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I shoot an Encore (50 cal) with two 50 gr 777 pellets and a 295 gr powebelt. Of all the deer I've shot with it, only one was a pass through. None went >50 yards, most less than that but BSK is right. Most of mine have been well mushroomed but stopped under the skin on the off side.
I put another post on about the Barnes bullets- quit using the sabots about 3 years ago because they were so darned hard to reload, even afoer one firing with 777. Any experience with them recently- have they gotten easier to load?
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