Inline Muzzeloader effective lethal range?

[JakeGraves]

Gunwerks has a LR500 muzzle loader that guarantees sub moa 500 yard groups. I do not own one or even seen one for that matter but after seeing the LR1000 rifles in action, I believe it.

[Limbwalker]

I've killed over 50 deer with a muzzleloader (including a 150", 160", and 178" buck), and I won't take a shot on a deer past 125 yards using blackpowder substitutes or past 200 yards using a smokeless ML. I'm not saying the equipment won't do it, but I won't.

This.

And watch out or folks will start calling you an "expert." LOL.

[ted_kennedys_liver]

200 -250

[chrisk]

I have killed several deer with an inline muzzleloader. My distance has been from 20 yards to 200 yards. I had good luck with lightfields 300 grain and 250 grain SST's. I really like the light fields sabot's but hard to come by. Don't even know if they make anymore. I don't use more than 100 grains of powder. Tried 150 grains a couple times but never could get it to work that well.

[mole]

Last two bucks in Iowa during the early muzzle loader season have been shot at 168 yards and 198 yards. Neither one made it more than 10 yards.

I really don't have anywhere to hunt where my shots would push more than 200 yards.

[chrisk]

Would love to have a custom smokeless one of these days.

[saintsfan]

I have killed some deer with my muzzle loader, (Knight rolling block) and would not hesitate to shoot 200yds.