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I discovered the precision rifle bullet in 2002 after trying at least five other top manufactures of muzzleloader bullets (Remington, Hornady, T/C, etc.). I had come to accept the typical 4" (3) shot group @ 100yds with peep sights (scopes not legal in my state of Idaho) as normal for modern muzzleloaders. When I began reading about subminute of angle groups with prbullets, I was skeptical but curious enough to place an order of Dead Center 50/45 bullets. Immediately my accuracy improved but I was closer to 2.5" than an 1". Rather than stop there, I gave prbullet a call.
Cecil, I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. 3-4 years ago when I was researching purchasing my second muzzle loader, I came across your website. I was searching for information on 45 caliber rifles. I found your website to be very informative & was confident after seeing your photos of the caribou hunt. I proceeded to purchase a 45 inline. I was pleased with it performance (even though I was shooting the wrong bullets) I grouped well enough to comfortably hunt, took several Kansas bucks. A year ago I convinced my buddie to purchase a 45 & off to the range we went.
I have enjoyed shooting your bullets, I have purchased 300 of your Dead Center .40 cal 200 grain for my T/C Encore, very nice. I have also shot approx 200 of your QT .40 cal 250 .44 cal. Wonderful expansion on recovered bullets. I am currently working with your .40 250 grain QT, but due to Indiana law I must use a .44 cal bullet. I have now shot 150 rounds through my T/C Encore and 100 rounds with my new Omega. Enclosed is the group I attained from my Encore after using your loading and "spit patching" procedure. To say the least I am pleased.
Sparing you of all the details, we decided to add our muzzleloader conversion to our regular gunsmithing menu. You provide the action; we provide whatever else you require. The following are a list of common questions and the answers.