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Gatofeo · November 6, 2005, 01:22 PM

A pox on Savage and anyone responsible for creating the abominable muzzleloader that fires smokeless powder.
May their trigger finger get a cancer, among other parts of their body!
The rifle has not been a resounding success, owing to problems with accuracy.
I'm sure many idiots have dumped smokeless powder, either full amounts or as "priming" charges, into their black-powder-only firearms, only to strain or ruin the gun.
Savage's 110 is designed to attract only those hunters who must cheat during muzzleloading season. The black powder season was, universally, introduced so the shooters of primitive firearms did not have to compete against modern firearms.
Inlines and other abominations were designed solely to cheat. I wish that all inlines and modern devices such as scopes, laser sights and glow-in-dark sights were banned from black powder season.
And I hope Savage stops making the 110. It's an insult.

November 6, 2005, 01:22 PM	#3
Gatofeo Senior Member Join Date: October 1, 2004 Location: Remote Utah desert Posts: 224	A pox on Savage and anyone responsible for creating the abominable muzzleloader that fires smokeless powder. May their trigger finger get a cancer, among other parts of their body! The rifle has not been a resounding success, owing to problems with accuracy. I'm sure many idiots have dumped smokeless powder, either full amounts or as "priming" charges, into their black-powder-only firearms, only to strain or ruin the gun. Savage's 110 is designed to attract only those hunters who must cheat during muzzleloading season. The black powder season was, universally, introduced so the shooters of primitive firearms did not have to compete against modern firearms. Inlines and other abominations were designed solely to cheat. I wish that all inlines and modern devices such as scopes, laser sights and glow-in-dark sights were banned from black powder season. And I hope Savage stops making the 110. It's an insult. __________________ "And lo, did I see an ugly cat. Smoke. Brimstone. Holes in parchment. And this ugly cat was much amused." --- The Prophesies of Gatodamus (1503 - 1566)