Norc inline?

I would not buy any Norc product that has just hit the market. It seems that it takes them a while to get all the issues sorted but after they have sold a few million they start getting the hang of it. The 1911's and M305's are great examples. I don't like supporting the Chinese though and would prefer a Spanish or Turkish rifle if I want a cheap one.
 
well i just fired mine for the first time today and i was very impressed. my load was 90 gr loose pyrodex and a hornady sst 250 gr 45 with the low drag sabot. after a few shots to get used to it i was able to consistently hit clay pigeons out to 150 yards, with to factory iron sights. also with the aforementioned sabots it was the easiest loading i have ever had with a front stuff, i could start it with my thumb, and it just slid down easy, even with that crappy flimsy ramrod.i decided i'd see how long that would last before i had to clean it, but cleaned it on the 10th( yes 10th) shot anyways, even though it was still loading easy. i have NEVER seen a gun that can do this, smokeless savages aside, most i've owned or used in the past where near impossible to load after 3 firings. cleaning was very easy, thanks in part to the chrome lined bore, one oily patch, forgot my solvent at home, then 3 dry ones and it was bright and shiny again. .only 2 minor issues i ran into. first one is i had one misfire, because the remains of the previous cap had stayed in the bolt head, simply solved by just simply sliding the bolt and giving it a quick check when you reload to make sure it is clear. othe is the safety is mis marked. when the gun is on safe the switch is postioned over the red dot, when on fire over the white one, not a biggie, but good to know if you let someone else use it and they are unaware. all in all, a very good buy for $150, and for the amount of muzzleloading i do it will serve me fine i think. i plan to scope it before the fall, and will post what kind of groups i achieve then.
 
kevin.303 said:
well i just fired mine for the first time today and i was very impressed. my load was 90 gr loose pyrodex and a hornady sst 250 gr 45 with the low drag sabot. after a few shots to get used to it i was able to consistently hit clay pigeons out to 150 yards, with to factory iron sights. also with the aforementioned sabots it was the easiest loading i have ever had with a front stuff, i could start it with my thumb, and it just slid down easy, even with that crappy flimsy ramrod.i decided i'd see how long that would last before i had to clean it, but cleaned it on the 10th( yes 10th) shot anyways, even though it was still loading easy. i have NEVER seen a gun that can do this, smokeless savages aside, most i've owned or used in the past where near impossible to load after 3 firings. cleaning was very easy, thanks in part to the chrome lined bore, one oily patch, forgot my solvent at home, then 3 dry ones and it was bright and shiny again. .only 2 minor issues i ran into. first one is i had one misfire, because the remains of the previous cap had stayed in the bolt head, simply solved by just simply sliding the bolt and giving it a quick check when you reload to make sure it is clear. othe is the safety is mis marked. when the gun is on safe the switch is postioned over the red dot, when on fire over the white one, not a biggie, but good to know if you let someone else use it and they are unaware. all in all, a very good buy for $150, and for the amount of muzzleloading i do it will serve me fine i think. i plan to scope it before the fall, and will post what kind of groups i achieve then.
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Obviously not a very tight bore .
 
if it wasn't tight bore i don't think it would have anysort of accuracy, this sabots are advertised as easier to load, but i don't know what is exactly different about them
 
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