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Traditional Muzzleloader Pics
Let's see your muzzleloaders. A pic and details of the gun would be cool. And screw the inlines (even though I might have one or two
).
Here's one of mine. More to follow.
Lyman Trade Rifle .50
Here some of mine an 1814 US Common rifle (needs to be finished)54CAL made from parts from the RifleShoppe
Also a Snaphaunce fowler 20GA
Baker rifle 62cal made from RifleShoppe parts
I like the snaphaunce. Below are some of mine; top to bottom
Unknown British maker 5 guage (smooth rifle)
C Reeves .79 cal
Lancaster .60 x.66 cal belted ball
Tipping and Lawden .63 cal
E&W Bond .54 cal
I tend not to shoot them in competition because most of them are fairly heavy compared to the .50 cal Pennsylvania rifle by a modern Washington maker.
cheers mooncoon
CGN frequent flyer
EE Expired
Heres my 66 charleville--Great shooting smoothbore!! Made out of a 32 year old miroku kit.
Almost sold it a couple years ago.....damn glad that deal fell through.