Is this enough.............?

Bottom Hunter

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I just converted my old Knight to a new ignition system. I am going to try shooting pellets with 250 grain sabots......I have always shot 90 grain of loose powder and round balls with good results.......Is 100 grains of powder enough to push the 250 grain sabots or should I go with 150?
I will not have a shot over 100 yards........ever.

thanks

BH
 
That is all I ever used in mine when I changed it over.

A friend of mine no shoots that ole muzzleloader :grin:
 
My older Knight shot 100 grains and a 250 gr. Barnes bullet very well. I was using a musket cap for ignition.
 
I shoot a knight with a 209 conversion kit. I use 100gr 777 behint a Hornady Green .50 cal sabboted .44 300gr XTP hollow point. I get 1.5in groups at 150yds. I have dropped the last 7 deer I shot at in their tracks with it. Ode deer was shot at 170yds. I aint changing a dang thing.
 
I did the same with my Knight 50 cal. several years ago. I now use three 30 grain pellets (90 grain same as with loose powder), gun shoots the same. I did not even have to adjust the scope. With the old Knight, I think 150 grain would be too much for the barrel. The new guns have a heavier barrel that can handle 150 grain.
 

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