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Woody_22_Bass · 07-31-2008, 01:30 AM

I shoot a 50 cal CVA inline and in the book it tells me to use 2 50 grain pyr. pellets and 245 grain powerbelts. I refuse to use another bullet out of this gun, I have personally had no problems bringing down deer or had any run to far. My last muzzleloader however would shoot spreads everywhere until I tried just plain lead balls, then I got good spreads and it shot well. I am with steve try different types til you figure out what is working best for you. I also had a guy tell me once that powerbelts are designed and tested for and with cva rifles, how much truth there is to that I have no idea. Powerbelts are great IMO. Woody

07-31-2008, 01:30 AM	#15 (permalink)
Woody_22_Bass Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Eagle, NE Posts: 108 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I shoot a 50 cal CVA inline and in the book it tells me to use 2 50 grain pyr. pellets and 245 grain powerbelts. I refuse to use another bullet out of this gun, I have personally had no problems bringing down deer or had any run to far. My last muzzleloader however would shoot spreads everywhere until I tried just plain lead balls, then I got good spreads and it shot well. I am with steve try different types til you figure out what is working best for you. I also had a guy tell me once that powerbelts are designed and tested for and with cva rifles, how much truth there is to that I have no idea. Powerbelts are great IMO. Woody __________________ The only thing that never changes, is that everything changes!!!