Posted by wisbaker on December 21, 2011 at 08:50:02 from (98.125.34.40):
In Reply to: OT Black Powder posted by Heyseed on December 21, 2011 at 08:40:02:
I was raised in lower Michigan, we were not allowed to use modern rifles for deer hunting, just shot guns and muzzle loaders. We found out the muzzle loaders had more range and accuracy then a shotgun slug. My dad had a .58 caliber Springfeild stalker, I a .54 caliber Thompson Hawkins, both threw out a pretty heavy chunk of lead. If you shoot in the air the energy on impact is a function of weight of the projectile and the height it obtained. once the bullet meets the apex of it's flight it will accelerate by the constant of gravity- 32 feet per second squared. So big bullet that's been falling for a while = damage on impact.
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