Muzzleloading 101: How to Load and Shoot a Muzzleloader

[@sgtpickles1319]

Much appreciated. I have never fired a muzzleloader before but picked up a Pursuit from you guys recently for elk season. Info from these videos and the podcast has been a big help getting started. Going to test it out soon with some ELRs and SSTs 👍

[@deathandtaxes9997]

The sun personally attacked you brother

[@wayne-oo]

I wish Burris made an extremely low light muzzle loader scope for in the woods ! Something with a 50mm objective….

[@BuckskinsBlackPowder]

If it's that dark, it's probably too dark to be shooting. We have an open sight rule and 30 mins past Sun set law. Even I can see my sights 30 minutes past sun set.

[@Gokywildcats11]

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[@eirikmellesdal]

very neat vid, but remember to use sunscreen during the summer day

[@philthompson6527]

Yeah but how does one know that I am at the correct amount of packing if its my first time?

[@bleed_from_within_is_life9960]

Bro why can't I ever get what I'm looking for I'm tryna figure out how to do preloads or whatever they called I keep forgetting I just bought my cousins old muzzleloader and he gave me the things of premeasured powder or sum like that

[@theage3888]

👍👍👋

[@kas10163y]

Did you forget to show putting the bullet in?

[@treefisher1070]

So I noticed you said use 100gr-110gr of powder to start. I would assume you mean volume and not weight but the video shows using a scale with blackhorn 209. That is a terrible Idea to start with 100-110 grains of blackorn by weight. That is way over a max load for 99% of muzzleloaders. If this is.mwnt for people getting into the sport I would clear that up.

[@Lt.Dan2.0]

Ya I believe 120 grains by volume is what they consider a magnum charge with 209. He was showing scaling 143 grains by volume hopefully nobody loads that hot.

[@ryanhadfield5306]

3:30 mark, listen to what he says. He clearly says “volumetric”.

[@thechristianbiker812]

😂😂😂