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Congratulations on your nice buck with the hand cannon. Quite an accomplishment.

Congratulations. My hat is off to those who choose to hunt with a handgun.

Have and use a Past recoil shoulder pad. Also as stated a Limb Saver or Pachmayr recoil pads I've had installed on a couple of rifles has been a big help on recoil.

Those big bucks make my back hurt just looking at the pictures, but it would be worth it to get one.

Morning, mid-day and evening have killed deer at all three times. During the rut you're liable to see deer at any time especially a buck running does. Last Wednesday evening shot a ten point came into a grunt call. This morning about 1005 shot a four-point running a doe. I just happened to be in...

I'd like to see CZ bring back their full stock line of centerfire and rimfire rifles.

Nice one.

Yesterday evening I was watching a smaller buck and couple does across the fence on adjoining property that I don't have permission to hunt. Tried grunting but he was not interested. Can't blame him as he was chowing down in a food plot with lady friends. I was in my tower stand on my cousins...

Fed 210 is the standard primer unless you are referring to the 210GM match primer which is similar to the CCiBR4 primer. You'd just have to try and see how your rifle responds to the primer switch. Personally, I haven't seen as much difference from one standard primer to another using standard...

If you want to try something different look at the Furry line of bullets. They make a 200gr FN in 35 cal. I used it couple years ago in my 35 Whelen and it knocked the socks off a 7pt. Little softer than the Speer 220gr but perfect for whitetails I thought. Dan.

Like the looks of your rifle Jim and yes, it does seem to be a shooter especially with a throw together load.

Congratulations on two nice bucks and first with the muzzle loader.

Prayers for your son in law.

Congratulations on a nice buck and the bullet performance was perfect it seems.

Nice and big ones. Neat picture of TR.

She might as well get used to it now:D

No guess but a nice-looking bear.

Congratulations on your fine shooting.

I agree that they last longer than expected. Was given a partial pound of Dupont black powder 3F in the mid 90s that was purchased in early 60s by an older co-worker. He kept it in an outbuilding. There was no rust inside of the can, looked and smelled good. So, I used it in my 40-caliber muzzle...

Nice one. Your persistence paid off. What load are you shooting in your inline?