The only load I've shot in mine so far is two 50 grain 777 pellets and the 250 grain Shockwave. It cut three holes touching at 80 yds, which was the most distance I could get that day. I kind of got it last second before the late blackpowder season, no time for load development. I plan on shooting loose 777 in order to fine tune it with other loads. I'd say that almost all reports I've read on the Omega report good to excellent accuracy. I'd consider mine to be pretty good for just shooting one load so far. It's got one of the best triggers I've shot too, for a factory gun. I've noticed that all of my muzzleloaders from Knight and T/C have excellent triggers. I also notice a trend that my muzzleloaders are generally more accurate out of the box than most centerfires. Everyone of the last five I've bought, whether Knight or T/C, would shoot 1.5" or less at 100 yds with several different load combinations. I wish the big centerfire companies would catch on to the fact that better triggers and consistent accuracy will sell more guns, liabilities be darned.
