Talk me out of a Knight Ultra Lite

[cgasner1]

So instead of needlessly insulting people, let's get back to the topic at hand. Why did you say the plunger style gun doesn't work well with BH 209? Is that the experience people are having with Knight rifles? As I said, I plan to move back to Triple 7 but I am intrigued by your claim that plunger guns don't work well with BH 209.

If I remember correctly it’s a pressure issue and pushes the plunger back. Either blackhorn or knight says not to due it. I tried it anyways had shitty ignition and went back to 777 I can’t remember exactly why it was before Covid

 

[cgasner1]

Now that’s false advertising

 

[Justabirdwatcher]

If I remember correctly it’s a pressure issue and pushes the plunger back. Either blackhorn or knight says not to due it. I tried it anyways had shitty ignition and went back to 777 I can’t remember exactly why it was before Covid

Interesting. I’ll try both today and see how it goes. I am down to just muzzleloader 209 primers, which bh209 already doesn’t like, but that will actually be a good test for this gun. If there is a problem, it’s going to show up with those ml primers first.

 

[Nick87]

My older knight disc would hang fire on bh209 fwiw.

 

[utah400elk]

All my Knight rifles shot BH209 very well. I did do a conversion to shoot LRMP because I think they are easier to load than 209 primers. However, I have not had any issues with factory rifles with bare primer shooting BH209.

 

[cgasner1]

It was the year we went to Colorado for muzzy so I was trying to put the best gun together I could per the state regs. I actually went away from the 209 primers and used musket caps because of how big of a pain in the ass it is to get those 209 out of that gun for a second shot. You about need a knife to pry the used one out

 

[Tikka06]

I have only one load. It’s the first one I tried and it shoots .75 groups at 100. 110gr BH209, 290 Barnes TMZ, Winchester 209 primer. I shoot 777 out of my hawkens and I have no doubt it would work as well. As far as break in I did nothing special. With the BH209 you can shoot longer without cleaning seems like. If you go 777 or pyrodex you will likely have to clean every 7-10 shots or sooner. Be sure to use a real 209 primer and not one for muzzleloading. No hang fires ever.

 

[cgasner1]

All my Knight rifles shot BH209 very well. I did do a conversion to shoot LRMP because I think they are easier to load than 209 primers. However, I have not had any issues with factory rifles with bare primer shooting BH209.

Is your knight rifle a plunger style? From my understanding that is the issue with the bh209 I was using real primers not the ones for muzzy and still had some wild hang fires

 

[utah400elk]

I have had three UL and a Disk Extreme. All of them have shot BH209 without issues…when using bare primer set up. When I first got my Disk Extreme, I had hang fires when I tried to use the red plastic inserts that hold the primers. They didn’t give a proper seal and caused issues. The bare primer solved all issues.

 

[Nick87]

I have had three UL and a Disk Extreme. All of them have shot BH209 without issues…when using bare primer set up. When I first got my Disk Extreme, I had hang fires when I tried to use the red plastic inserts that hold the primers. They didn’t give a proper seal and caused issues. The bare primer solved all issues.

Your going to have to explain that a little better for me, please. You discarded the plastic jacket?