What do you got for glass on your Muzzleloader

IMHO, a muzzle loader shouldnt have glass on it....

I have a TC Renegade LH Caplock with open sights....I want to put on fiber optic sights, but will never mount a scope on it.

Some day I plann to get a flintlock, I think they are way cool.

The newer style of muzzle loaders dont do anything for me...too much like using a bolt action....dont get me wrong, i think they are really nice....but I prefer to go old school :D

Of course, like I said, thats just my opinion...I know many people that use the fancier new BP rifles with uber awesome scopes, and can drill a mosquito at 150 yards....and go right ahead I say!! But for myself, Im gonna keep it as simple as I can.
 
IMHO, a muzzle loader shouldnt have glass on it....

I have a TC Renegade LH Caplock with open sights....I want to put on fiber optic sights, but will never mount a scope on it.

Some day I plann to get a flintlock, I think they are way cool.

The newer style of muzzle loaders dont do anything for me...too much like using a bolt action....dont get me wrong, i think they are really nice....but I prefer to go old school :D

Of course, like I said, thats just my opinion...I know many people that use the fancier new BP rifles with uber awesome scopes, and can drill a mosquito at 150 yards....and go right ahead I say!! But for myself, Im gonna keep it as simple as I can.

There are some replica scopes out there that are super for cap and ball muzzle loaders.
They were used quite often in the old days, but invariably have stright crosshairs, external mounts, and are made of brass or Japaned steel.
The new scopes however, don't do it for me either, bu themn, neither do the new "muzzle loaders".
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Have a Bushnell Dusk/dawn 4-12 with AO. Wrong scope for hunting. Fine at the range. Going to find a scope designed for muzzleloading in the 2-7 or 3-9 range. Rifle is a Traditions Pursuit LT 50 cal inline.
 
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