Traditional looking modern muzzleloader?

[ninepointer]

Please recommend to me a modern muzzleloader (modern ignition system) that still looks like somebody wearing buckskins might carry it. Thanks

 

[1shot]

Traditional looking, totally reliable, easy 3" groups at 100 yards with patched roundball?
Pick up a caplock Thompson Center Hawken or Renegade, and you'll love it forever..

Think I saw one on the EE in .54

Look at ellwoodepps website, they usually have a good selection.

 

[Smokepole]

I agree, TC hawkens are great, and the manufacturer will stand behind them with a good gaurantee, if you are the first owner or the fourth.
For a more traditional look ( or if you don't want a brass mounted rifle) you may want to try a Lyman Great Plains Rifle as well.

 

[mooncoon]

Please recommend to me a modern muzzleloader (modern ignition system) that still looks like somebody wearing buckskins might carry it. Thanks

I think in some ways you are using a contradiction in terms. Sort of like saying who makes semi auto flintlock. If you only mean that you want a caplock rifle (ie a percussion rifle) then there are many of those from inexpensive foreign copies of North American guns to expensive custom guns. You choice would be a balance between your budget and the quality of workmanship and material that you desired. If you are referring to an inline rifle then there is no such thing in terms of what resembles an antique muzzle loader

cheers mooncoon

 

[snowshoe]

Take a look at the Lyman Deerstalker. There was one on the exchange forum in new condition. I have been using mine for the last 16 years and still think it is great.