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I can get about 20 shots between cleaning and no water in the barrel.

Nice ELK. i hope i get one.. They are tough I have seen one take a bullet through both lungs and spraying blood for a quarter of a mile before dropping

I was thinking of using 300grn XTP/Mag as a backup

My hunt is in 2 weeks and I was planning on using a Barnes 290 and 110 grains of Blackthorn 209. It puts me out of the muzzle around 2000 ft per sec

thanks i saw that. I also saw on a few other Muzzlerload pages that poeple have been using them out beyond that. What I was kind of getting at is that 45 Cal .452 300 gr XTP® Mag operational window a ...

ok, they are the same velocity ranges normally unless you are using 777 or blackthorn 209.

The bullets for muzzleload are kind of pricey. alot more than me reloading my own for my rifle. I just need SPeer to come out with a grandslam muzzleloader bullet

no problem, I have seen articles of people using them for deer alot but not on Elk other than one or 2 statements. It is the Mag bullet instead of the normal xtp? From what i have seen there is no re ...

Has anyone used 45 Cal .452 300 gr XTP® Mag in there Muzzleloader for ELK?

I use Blackhorn 209. I did use 777 pellets but tired of cleaning it after every shot at the range.

What load were you using

My friend use 295 power belt and 150 grain pellets 777 on a bull ELK and it blew up on the shoulder. Elk ran away

Here is a few articles on it but for the most part this powder was made for modern inline muzzleloaders.

http://www.hpmuzzleloading.com/MMLHome.html

http://www.hpmuzzleloading.com/SpecialReport2 ...

I love it over the triple7 in that i have no crud ring and it burns alot cleaner. You also have to use a standard 209 primer because Black horn needs a hotter flame