Testing imr white hots vs blackhorn 209 1st attempt muzzleloader

White Hots are 50 Caliber, 50 grain pellet for muzzleloaders. This form makes for faster reloads with pre-formed charges that easily drop down the barrel and are easy to pack without the need for measures or funnels. White Hots are clean burning, so cleaning between shots is not required. After shooting, a wet patch removes most of the residue and does not have a rotten egg smell or any other residual smell. The White Hots allow for some of the fastest loads on the market, with speeds exceeding 2,300 fps and knockdown power with up to an amazing 2,600 foot-pounds of bone crushing force. White Hots allow the most from a muzzleloading rifle with its long reach. White Hots also allow for shot-to-shot consistency to shoot to the same place, every shot. White Hots are also temperature insensitive. White Hots work with all 209 primers and is ready for use in all 209 ignition rifles. Blackhorn 209 is a low residue, high performance propellant made for muzzleloaders and black powder cartridges. It is engineered to consistently shoot at higher velocities and with greater accuracy than any other muzzleloader powder available today. Like most black powder and other muzzleloading substitutes, Blackhorn 209 should be loaded by volume and not by weight.