I thought I'd share some interesting results from a couple of recent range sessions with my Tulle. I'm sure most of you know who Dutch Schoultz is. He has promoted his muzzleloading rifle accuracy system for quite a few years. I'm going to respect his request that folks not share all the details as he makes a few dollars selling his package of info. I will however tell you that it seems to work even in a smoothbore. At least it did in my Tulle. I was getting the accuracy I expected from a smoothie at 50 yards, good but not great, until I tried Dutch's system. Then I got the five shot group shown in the photo. I blame the vertical stringing on myself and the lack of a rear sight on the Tulle. The two holes right and left of the vertical string were fired by a young lady who came up and asked to take a photo of me firing the gun. I took a couple of photos of her firing it instead. She did pretty well for her first two shots from a flintlock. For my last two shots of the day I aimed for the upper and then the lower small diamonds on the left. Aim small, miss small. I was still very surprised when I nailed them both.
Dutch's system takes a little more effort than just going shooting. You will have to wipe the bore between shots for one thing. But for accuracy like that I'd say it's worth it. If it does this for a smoothie I can't wait until I try it in a rifle. I have the Tulle up for sale because I can't afford to buy a rifle right now unless I sell the Tulle. In the mean time I've installed a rear sight on the Tulle and will be taking it to the range as soon as the wind dies down a little. It will be interesting to see how it does when I'm not doing so much guessing about the sight picture.
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