Gunwerks Muzzleloader | .45 Caliber Option
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Mike reveals why the .45 caliber option from Gunwerks is such a powerful choice for muzzleloading hunters. He also explains what features become available by selecting the .45 caliber option.
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This would be pretty cool to see these test shots
Gunwerks rifles are just a cut above the rest and this muzzleloader rifle shows it. I know what my family is buying me for Christmas this year..
Just got some of these.
Plan on trying them out in a savage ml2 smokeless 45 cal
I didn’t have any luck with this power belt, You guys should try Arrowhead rifle bullets. They shoot great out of my muzzle loader.
How much those bullets weigh? I used to use a .44 cal bullets in my .50 cal muzzle leader inside a sabot. It worked very good with 90 grains of pyrodex. So what " saboted pistol bullet will work in my .45 cal muzzle leader? Any body out there use that type of set up?
Didn't Gunwerks use a silver tip 45 cal muzzleloader bullet prior to the powerbelt ELR
Yes. We still use a Parker Match/Hunter for our sabot rounds.
Nice The ELR shoots great on paper but completely fragments when hitting game. Hopefully, another company will produce a muzzleloading bullet with a high ballistic coefficient that doesn’t break apart upon impact like the ELR.
Not a bad thing if you dont hit hard bone. Lung shots must be devistating
I want a bullet that works well no matter where it hits. Most bullets work well with well placed shots. It's the bad hits that define whether a bullet is good or not. @@draconian6692
How far can you ethically reach out to with this new configuration.
That's going to be up to the shooter, but likely getting out to 600 yards on some game with this new combination.
@@Gunwerks What kind of velocity are you getting with this PowerBelt bullet?
Trends now going to .45's shooting sabotless , faster twist barrels, muzzle brakes, large rifle magnum primers inside brass case /primer module for ignition, all stuff the smokeless guys have been doing for over a decade now.
Shooting a full size bullet is great but powerbelts are a fragmenting self defense round.. I will take a mostly lead free 45.cal bullet in a 50 cal sabot before shooting powerbelts at deer… sure they are great at loading and reloading but to be honest follow up shot are few and far between when shooting a “eco friendly bullet”
What bullets does Gunwerks run in their 45 cal muzzleloader and are they sabotless
We're currently running a Powerbelt ELR muzzleloader bullet. Yes, it is sabotless.
Did Gunwerks use a silver tip 45 cal muzzleloader bullet prior to the powerbelt ELR?
@@denisolson1734 - It was a 50 cal bullet - I remember the video well - Hilarious intro from Mike :) czcams.com/video/DEffaaeW1X0/video.html
and the rifle costs??????
$12,534 for the base model. 😓
Say-bow
Interesting that you have to specify sabot-less these days when talking about muzzleloaders. (and that is pronounced SAY-BOW or SAY-BOO, French for shoe) 25 years ago when sabots were making their entry into muzzleloading, you had to specify that it was a saboted round. Funny how things change....
it's pronounce sa-bo not sabot,it's a french thing!
Hate inlines.
A SA BETT? ...lol
I have doing this a long time , never once , not once , did I ever have a sabot stick in the brake , those cups non those bullets are essentially sabots and do degrade performance. You are way way better off to size bullets , it takes no time, isn't hard at all to do .you guys just copied remingtons ignition.