SHOT SHOW 2011 - Muzzle Loaders
- Thread starter greentips
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The photos are mine, from Traditions booth.
They have some nice stuff. They have a line of muzzleloaders that have very light barrels, compared to regular ML barrels.
The gun weighs about 5.5 lbs, and is not front heavy at all.
I may do a review in the future.
They have some nice stuff. They have a line of muzzleloaders that have very light barrels, compared to regular ML barrels.
The gun weighs about 5.5 lbs, and is not front heavy at all.
I may do a review in the future.
NavyShooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- XMU Local .303
Put some rails on and call them tactical too??
Tee hee!
Tee hee!
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NolanOsborn
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
What model is the in the very first picture? It looks pretty handy. Is it a new buckstalker, or a completely seperate model?
Thanks for the pics/info.
Thanks for the pics/info.
It is the Pennsylvania rifle, IIRC.
I believe it is the same as the group on the wall in the second pic, the Pursuit UltraLight. The little metal thing below is a removable breach plug, for easier cleanup.
More photos.
Traditions makes modern inline ML that use #209 shotgun primers, as well as "traditional pattern" guns that use old style caps. As well, for some US states that do not allow inlines, they make flintlocks.
However, their flinters are able to use modern pre-formed propellant charges. They will, of course, need a small bit of priming powder in the pan to light the main charge, so they are legal in those states.
Traditions makes modern inline ML that use #209 shotgun primers, as well as "traditional pattern" guns that use old style caps. As well, for some US states that do not allow inlines, they make flintlocks.
However, their flinters are able to use modern pre-formed propellant charges. They will, of course, need a small bit of priming powder in the pan to light the main charge, so they are legal in those states.
