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Generally speaking those that have experience with both types which did you find more accurate ?
Knight Rifles made plunger type guns for years. I love mine. It's an MK 85, .50 cal, and I converted it to take 209 primers. Awesome rifle, and deadly on the white tails.Always preferred the Break Action, Never liked the plunger guns.
Just don't like the way they operate or feel in the hands.
The break actions I have shot were just as accurate.
Knight Rifles made plunger type guns for years. I love mine. It's an MK 85, .50 cal, and I converted it to take 209 primers. Awesome rifle, and deadly on the white tails.Always preferred the Break Action, Never liked the plunger guns.
Just don't like the way they operate or feel in the hands.
The break actions I have shot were just as accurate.
Knight Rifles made plunger type guns for years. I love mine. It's an MK 85, .50 cal, and I converted it to take 209 primers. Awesome rifle, and deadly on the white tails.
Knight Rifles made plunger type guns for years. I love mine. It's an MK 85, .50 cal, and I converted it to take 209 primers. Awesome rifle, and deadly on the white tails.
Well they were all Plunger guns in the beginning, "Break Action" came after complaints of having to do work to clen the plunger guns .
H&R had a break action out before knight rifle was even a thought. Have you ever tried to clean a percussion break action such as a western edition cva? Sure is not any easier to clean than a plunger gun.
The non-Northwest CVAs also get crud in the firing pin assembly.And just ignore all the crud in the firing pin assembly plus action internals?
I have a Knight MK 85. It takes down very quickly, and has been very easy to clean, and it's a "plunger " gun.H&R had a break action out before knight rifle was even a thought. Have you ever tried to clean a percussion break action such as a western edition cva? Sure is not any easier to clean than a plunger gun.
The Northwest break open guns from CVA and Traditions meet the criteria.Oregon's ML season requires an "Open" Ignition System and either Percussion caps or flint; no primers or Sabots! The Solid Lead Conical length can't be more than twice the width.
Most Break Open guns won't meet that criteria. I had acquired a 50 cal Rolling Block at a good price that I really wanted to keep but let it go for that reason. They finally allowed Fiber Optic sights a couple of years ago.
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