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I have been wanting to try BH209 for some time now. Well last week I picked up a bottle. With a super busy schedule I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. Well I realized my 777 was 2 years old and the lid was not on tight and I was about to head out the door hunting. So I cracked open the BH209 and measured up 95 grains and away I went. I know this is a huge no no on many levels. Been having a rough year with not seeing much so I figured it surely wouldn't hurt because I wont see anything anyway.
Hour before dark here comes 2 big doe's. Boom flop 60 yard shot. Hit perfectly where I was aiming. I used to shoot 100 grains 777 and knowing BH209 shoots a bit harder I measured up 95 grains. I must have gotten lucky.
Anyway a quick question. The gun sounded unlike any other BP gun I have ever heard. It did not give off that typical BP sound. The BH209 was very sharp and crisp sounding almost like a rifle. Anybody else notice that?
Hour before dark here comes 2 big doe's. Boom flop 60 yard shot. Hit perfectly where I was aiming. I used to shoot 100 grains 777 and knowing BH209 shoots a bit harder I measured up 95 grains. I must have gotten lucky.
Anyway a quick question. The gun sounded unlike any other BP gun I have ever heard. It did not give off that typical BP sound. The BH209 was very sharp and crisp sounding almost like a rifle. Anybody else notice that?