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What gets me is that for every skeleton set up like that, there are 2000 more on the side of the road that no one will say anything about.

I have used the 240 grain XTP's over 100 grain of 777 and BH 209 for a number of years. I have a collection of bullets recovered from deer I have taken. Every one are text book mushrooms. My longest shot was 160 yds and the shortest was 5 yds. Green crush rib sabots work the best from my encore...

Been a bowhunter a LOT longer then a muzzleloader hunter. I started back in '71 with a recurve then a longbow then compound and now a crossbow due to shoulder issues. Still shoot a lighter longbow for stump shooting and bowfishing. I built traditional Caplocks and flintlocks for a few years...

96% there are a few I never heard of

I have used both 100 grain NAP Spitfires and Wasp Jak Hammers for the past 6 seasons with great results. I use the spits out of two different excalibur crossbows and the jak hammers from a scorpyd 150 vent. With the exception of one doe, every deer taken has went down in sight.

I switched to the black crush rib and T-EZ's with 70 grains by weight of BH209 for my T/C Strike. I get one hole groups out to 75 yards( max distance at the local range)

I have the same question as I have one of the old BK85's that has the conversion kit to 209 primer. It takes the red plastic caps that holds the 209 primers. I had deep sixed two of these rifles in a corner when I started shooting my encore years ago and more recently my T/C strike.