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    Machine Gunner Colorado Osprey's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by mwmjones View Post
    Winchester Power Belts by far are the easiest and best IMHO just pick the weight and practice to see how your ML shoots them

    Good Luck
    I know at one time they were considered sabots by Colorado DOW making them illegal for hunting. Did that change?
    I say lets all remove the warning labels and let nature take its course.

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    I haven't used my 54 for a few years. Back when I used it I used 430 gr TC maxi hunters and Buffalo Maxi-ball and Ball-et over a 110gr of FFG. Both worked very well.
    Most guns shoot the Buffalo Ball-et very well although they are pricey compared to many.
    I say lets all remove the warning labels and let nature take its course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colorado Osprey View Post
    I know at one time they were considered sabots by Colorado DOW making them illegal for hunting. Did that change?

    I am pretty sure that power belts are NOT considered sabots in the Colorado reg. I scratch my head every time I go to the store for power belts and the rack is full of sabots...I guess alot of guys a hunting out of state where they may be legal.

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    Cabelas 210 grain conical shaped bullet. 125 grains of powder has worked well fo us and we spent a ton of time and $$ in our quest.
    Anythig heavier and the speed of the projectile is so slow you can see the bullet when you are sighting in.

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    I shoot a 50. 385 grain hornady solid lead. 3 years and 3 elk speak for them. I know they are heavy but they do the job
    All I have in this world is my balls and my word and I don't break em for no one.

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    I've been wondering about the .54 vs the .50 myself. I was concerned about availability of decent bullets for the .54. Wasn't sure if anything but round ball was available. Good to know.

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