Pedersoli frontier and Rocky Mountain Hawken review

[@raylaux8295]

If that .50 is a deep grove 1:48" use a felt wad under the Lee boolit. It likes shallow grove rifling around .006"

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

Thank for the info

[@worldsfastestube7302]

" Buy once cry once "" never heard that before. I know nothing about Flintlocks honest review Thank you

[@beeehusky7431]

That's a nice rifle man. Good luck can't wait to see more!

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

Thanks! And hoping to be getting a range day with the three of the muzzleloaders I have.

[@beeehusky7431]

Can't wait to see it. Where you from

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

@ I’m from Alberta

[@noapologizes2018]

I have the 54 cal. Frontier. I like large caliber muskets. The lock is small, but reliable. The rifled barrel will need to be swabbed after about four shots. I use Goex powder, which supposed to be good quality. But fouling will happen. If you continue to shoot without swabbing the barrel every so often, You will be hard pressed to load the gun. Other than that, it is very accurate and fun the shoot. Enjoy . P.S. the Buckhorn sight is a gimmick.

[@jacobwilbert1018]

What are you using for lube?

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

Love my 54 hawken, but that great to hear cause I was noticing later that the rifling is substantially more shallow in my frontier compared to the hawken and was curious on how it would shoot.

[@jacobwilbert1018]

Idk how much experience you have with the Lee R.E.A.L. conicals. Alot of people have a hard time getting them to shoot, for some reason they really like a wool wad between the powder and projectile. Its like night n day. Maybe you already know this.

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

I’ve cast Lee reals for my 50 cal Missouri River hawken and I found the same thing. Started using the wool wads for my 54 in the video with a prb and it’s definitely a night and day difference in accuracy

[@jamescooper2618]

Ive never seen any deer named Bambi, not sure what you're hunting.

[@Peepsightoutdoors]

Kind of a running joke with friends cause I’ve taken some pretty small deer in the past.