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3" high at 100 should be dead on at 150 yards. You will be a lot lower at 200 yards IMO. I'd bet a good 8 to 10 inches due to the Whitehots shooting slower than T7 pellets. I HIGHLY suggest swabbing between each and every shot. Some videos i have made for new shooters...

New plug along with some tuning up with head space adjustment. http://gandersmuzzleloadingblog.blogspot.com/2012/04/cva-headspace-adjustment-shims.html

Im very surprised at all the love for the Accura V2 Lol, I have one as well and its perfect for open sight hunting like we have here in CO. My brother actually got a doe with his this year with 100gr bh209, cci 209m primer and 250gr Thor conical. Perfect shot to, I was watching from the side...

Omegas are okay but my Optima or V2 Accura will wipe it clean. You can keep that non conical shooting barrel that has screwed up QLA's at the end of the barrel that TC refuses to shoot. No, you Dont gotta love that false muzzle! Its a huge error on TC's part and Conical shooters swear at them...

Accura v2 or Optima without a doubt

V2 and Optima here as well. He said American made so i didnt want to get him PO'd for recommending the CVA :D

to much possible work with the encore platform with their hinge pin issues, lock up springs and heavy triggers. I'd check out the triump.

I see powder residue. Its hard to see any corrosion/rust but you know how pictures can make things look.

CVA Accura Mountain Rifle

CVA Accura. Amazing accuracy, light, comfortable rubberized stock. Sweet trigger.

Love my Optima! I shot this group yesterday with an experimental load of 2 T7 magnum pellets, 260gr harvester scorpion PT Gold and crush rib sabots and winchester w209 primers at 100 yards. Upper 3 shot group.

birchwood casey 2 in 1 bore scrubber, one wet patch, follow up with bore brush and another wet patch. Dry patch afterward. I would recommend that you buy a little jar of JB Bore paste and run a couple TIGHT fitting patches, embedded with the bore paste and polish that bore with a good 75-100...

Have you used an 1/8" drill bit to clean the carbon from the breech plugs flash channel? Just use your fingers and it might take some finger muscle to break through the carbon, but that could very well be your problem. Your next option is to order the bare primer conversion Knight sells. It will...