Jonathan Browning Mountain Rifle??

I bought a Pedersoli .54 cal. Hawken, the quality is way better than a friends Lyman Great Plains rifle that he was shipped from the factory in the last month.
 
Wow Long Bow, that is one lovely rifle. These were quality made and are being garbbed quickly when they come for sale. Neither Pedersoli nor Lyman can touch them. I have a friend who has one and he won't part with it. They do come up for sale so keep your head up! Dave
 
They exist, are in .50 and .54 . Very nice guns. Workmanship is vg, wood pretty, trigger amazing (single set trigger, ####, push trigger forward to set). If you can find one, buy it. I've heard they're $600 and up, but haven't seen any for sale less than $750, and they went fast.

Edit - thinking back $700 approx for a used one. I was fortunate with mine, but if you were buying normally, they're a nice gun.
 
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Hi
I have a 54 Johnathan Browning with presentation case and manual. Barrel was replaced with a Green Mountain barrel. Shoots a 50 cent hole at 50 yards 5 shots. &0 grains of FFFG .530 ball and .015 patch lubed with crisco and beeswax. In top condition.


If interested I will send pics.

Thanks
 
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Thanks for all the replies guys, finally found one from Epps(sorry Bushy, didn't see you're post)
Should be here within a week. Very much looking fwd to it's arrival. Always been a Browning guy, and from what I've read here and on a traditional muzzleloading forum they're a very, very accurate rifle.
Just have to figure out what patch and how much ffg it likes, and it'll put some meat on the table this fall.
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I just bought one,,I haven't gotten it yet and I have only seen pictures of this one as well I have never touched or saw one in person. This one has black iron butt plate and pewter forend cap. Can any one tell me how they shoot ?
 
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