I bought an Omega .45 the year they came out with a QLA. TC told me that barrel will change the way I thought about muzzleloading. It sure did! That barrel shot conicals all over the place, horrible. Put a saboted bullet in and it was like night and day. I had conicals hit the target sideways at 50 yards! What’s up with that stuff? Live and learn.
TC Black Diamond Super 45XR. Big lead.
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Magnum said:
TC’s QLA Muzzle Ruined me from ever trusting such a Muzzle regardless of Brand, When i have a Bad Experience it “Lingers” No matter the Brand, if it has ANY form of QLA Muzzle I don’t want ANY part of it! The thread that Busta started in the inline section about the New 2019 CVA Accura V2 LR .45 caliber 1:22 twist Had me VERY interested in Trying a more modern inline at a Reasonable price, I love the Caliber, And the Looks of the Rifle, I even talked to a Good friend of mine that owns a Sport Store about ordering 1 of them for me, that was until I realized that CVA uses a Form of QLA Muzzle, what they call a “Bullet Guiding Muzzle” Maybe it’s a good system? But That was the END of it For me! I have passed up some REALLY good deals on a Few TC Sidelocks Because they had the QLA Muzzle. It is my personal opinion that ANY price asked for such a Rifle is Exactly the Asking price to Much, They are Worthless to me
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I have a walnut stocked Black Diamond coming. Will put the wood on my 45 and try the lead again. This time with 2f Swiss. I've thought for awhile now that Swiss was a half f finer than advertised.
Maybe the lead was getting wallopped too hard by the powder.
Maybe the lead was getting wallopped too hard by the powder.
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