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Wow, wish that would have been posted last week before I bought my UL!

Found a nitride one. Thank You!!

Looking for some Lehigh bullets. They are out of stock, if anyone has any lying around I would love to buy them off of them.

I just purchased a used Knight 45 UL with nitride, it’s a CO edition and I’m in OR so I need to buy a western bolt and breach. I figured I’d ask here before purchasing a new one.

Ya, they are out of stock so I may end up having to do some sizing or maybe even some paper patching? I would love to find someone that wants to give up a box or two of those sabotless bullets though. Maybe I'll post up a wanted add

I was looking at these .458 Controlled Fracturing® 260gr Muzzleloader Bullet

My buddy has had an eliminator on a hunting rifle for several years and has had great luck with it.

I've seen a couple of the eliminators on muzzle loaders on videos and those would be awesome but even used they are over $500 which IMO is a pretty expensive scope for a smoke pole.

Definitely, lots to read, kind of makes my head spin:)

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Thanks, I have a lot to learn. I shot some PA Conicals this fall and put them in right on top off the powder, they were covered in wax in the package. Do all bullets require a wad of some sort under them?

Are those the ones that are being shot with paper patches? I've been watching a bunch of you tube videos on paper patched bull shops and am excited seeing the accuracy. I just don't know how those would do packing them around in the woods for several miles a day for days on end before getting a...

I might end up going that route, I already reload all of my rifle ammo for my boys and I and also have a press and do all of my own work on all of our bows and build our arrows. I'm going to need to add on to the house soon.

I was actually going to purchase a new one and I saw that one pop up on one of the classifieds and jumped on it. Now if I could just find a nitride western bolt assembly:)

I joined a few weeks ago but haven't posted yet on the welcome forum. I went on my first muzzleloader hunt this fall and am hooked. I borrowed an old bpi buckhorn from a buddy and ended up killing my first muzzle loader deer. I've been archery hunting deer for years and for about the last 5...

I'm also coming up short trying to find bullets. I planned on using Lehigh bullets but there 3-4 months out on the .458's I was wanting.

I ended up finding and purchasing a Nitride Coated UL 45 that has never been shot. It is a Colorado version so I will have to buy a western bolt assembly conversion kit.

I would recommend if your new to making jerky to go buy a big or little chief smoker and use that. Using the oven can really make a mess of it and your old lady might not be too happy with you next time she goes to cook a pizza and fills the house with smoke:)

I cut my jerky meat into 10+ inch strips about 1/2" across. If you have small pieces you can either buy some cookie cooling racks to put in the oven or smoker or go to the hardware store and buy some of the mesh they use to make rabbit cages or even use a small piece of chicken wire to keep the...

If you are inpatient and want to brine the jerky faster you can add the brine and meat into a vacuum sealer bag and remove all of the air. Normally if done this way the meat is totally saturated after 24hrs or less. You can tell the meat is fully cured by the brine when you cut it with...