Videos tagged with Blackhorn 209

This guide details the proper cleaning and maintenance of a Thompson/Center muzzleloader, emphasizing thoroughness for longevity and performance. It covers essential steps from initial safety checks and bore cleaning to breech plug maintenance and long-term storage. The instruction comes from a T/C Arms Representative, indicating high authority and manufacturer-specific knowledge.

This expert review of the CVA Endura Pro muzzleloader highlights its impressive long-range capabilities, achieving accurate hits at 700 yards with 285gr PowerBelt ELR bullets. The firearm features a Bergara barrel, TriggerTech trigger, and the VariFlame ignition system for superior performance with Blackhorn 209 or select smokeless loads. Its Grayboe stock and CVA muzzle brake contribute to comfortable field use and recoil management, making it a formidable option for serious muzzleloader hunters.

This review details the evolution of muzzleloaders from the 1970s to modern high-performance systems. It highlights advancements in propellants like Blackhorn 209 and pelletized powders, projectile technology including sabots and advanced designs like the Hornady ELDX, and ignition systems. The video also introduces the revolutionary Federal FireStick technology, which eliminates the breech plug for enhanced safety and consistency.

This YouTube video features @OutdoorsAllie providing a comprehensive, step-by-step tutorial on how to safely load and fire a muzzleloader rifle. The guide covers essential safety precautions, including the use of eye and ear protection, and walks viewers through the entire process from checking the barrel to loading powder, seating the bullet, priming the breech plug, and finally aiming and shooting. The video also includes recommendations for post-shooting maintenance. The content is aimed at individuals new to muzzleloading or seeking a refresher on safe and proper techniques.

This video demonstrates the catastrophic failure of a Thompson/Center Encore muzzleloader when loaded with smokeless powder, highlighting extreme dangers. Tests with double charges of Blackhorn 209 powder showed significant stock damage but the barrel remained intact, showcasing the Encore's robust design. The primary takeaway is a stern warning against using smokeless powder in muzzleloaders not designed for it.

This video demonstrates the impressive terminal ballistics of a 50 caliber muzzleloader using a 290-grain Hornady Bore Driver bullet. Through rigorous testing with ballistic gelatin, ceramic plates, pork shoulders with bone, and watermelons, the muzzleloader exhibits significant penetration, expansion, and energy transfer. The expert instructor highlights its effectiveness on large game, concluding it's capable of ethically harvesting any animal on the planet.

The CVA Paramount HTR is a high-performance .45 caliber muzzleloader that pushes the boundaries of legality due to its accuracy and velocity, rivaling centerfire rifles. Testing shows sub-inch groups at 100 yards with velocities around 2,370 fps using Blackhorn 209 powder and Powerbelt ELR bullets. State regulations on muzzleloaders vary significantly, impacting where and how this rifle can be used.

This review of the Uberti Schofield revolver, imported by Cimarron, highlights its historical accuracy compared to modern reproductions. Testing reveals significant binding issues when firing traditional black powder loads due to the lack of a gas ring. Modern substitutes like Blackhorn 209 offer a cleaner shooting experience, mimicking black powder's visual effects without the mechanical drawbacks, though corrosiveness remains a concern.

This video from Gun Talk Radio discusses significant news in the reloading community with Aaron Oelger from Hodgdon Powder Co. The primary topic is Hodgdon's recent acquisition of Ramshot Powders, Accurate Powders, and Blackhorn 209. Oelger assures listeners that Hodgdon does not plan to slow down production. The broadcast is a segment from the weekly Gun Talk Radio show, which airs live on Sundays and is available as a podcast on various platforms.

This video covers Day 1 of Desert Brutality 2020, focusing on the 'Classic Manual' division featuring the Winchester 1873 and 1911 pistol. Karl highlights the historical significance of the 1873 as an early 'assault rifle' and demonstrates its performance in various challenging stages, including a trench run and a riot shield stage. Fouling issues with Blackhorn 209 propellant are also discussed.