I never understood why people buy a muzzle loader and then want to shoot sabots with jacketed bullets in it. But then, I don't see any difference between a bait pile or salt lick and a "food plot". I have targets I shot with my 54 cal ML at 100 yards with the whole group under 1 1/2" and 3 of 5 holes touching- shot with a patched round ball and open sights. No sabots, no conicals, no scope or in line ignition. I have a little 36 cal boys rifle that will do the same or better at 50-75 yards if there's no wind. There isn't a darn thing wrong with a round ball, you just have to put more work into it and spend more time pharting around learning what the gun wants. All the modern stuff defeats the whole purpose of ML hunting seasons in the first place IMO.
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