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Post by tpcollins on Apr 22, 2009 9:07:16 GMT -5
Towards the bottom in the link below is an article about using a double sabot (actually seems more like stacking them to me) in a muzzleloader. Although it appears to be intended for the smokeless Savage I was wondering how this method compared to using a sub-base under the regular sabot and whether there was any real advantage to either method in a standard muzzleloader? Thanks. www.sav10ml.com/pages/sabots.htm |
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Post by mshm99 on Apr 22, 2009 21:33:17 GMT -5
MMP makes a sub-base sabot. They call them MMP BBSB. www.mmpsabots.com/I tried them years ago under hph12's with 250grain stuff. They did make much difference for me. Might be worth a try going sabot less with a .50 cal bullet. mshm |
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Post by mike3132 on Apr 28, 2009 6:44:26 GMT -5
Towards the bottom in the link below is an article about using a double sabot (actually seems more like stacking them to me) in a muzzleloader. Although it appears to be intended for the smokeless Savage I was wondering how this method compared to using a sub-base under the regular sabot and whether there was any real advantage to either method in a standard muzzleloader? Thanks. www.sav10ml.com/pages/sabots.htmYes Ive shot many of these loads and this was developed for holding pressure in the Savage. Not required for standard muzzle loading loads because the pressure is usually under 20k psi. Mike |
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