I figured I ask this because I just figured out that Ontario has some restrictions on firearms you can use in the south and I wanted to see what you all would say
Which is better a Muzzleloader or a shotgun with a fully rifled barrel shotting the right ammunition.
By better I mean Range, Accuracy, harvesting the animal with the least amount of suffering. I know I'll need to practice before using it so take the shooter out will try to do the best I can. I won't be buying this till my cars paid next year. I figure that should be just about the time the smoke claers from this one. BTW I could buy another rifle but next year was suppose to be a shot gun and a bow with the price of the muzzle loaders out there I might buy a cheaper one just to try it out and see how it works. What I am trying to figure out really is should I purchase a combo pack of two barrels for the Shotty or should I buy a normal shotty and get a Muzzle loader. If I can get enough support for the Muzzleloader particularly in the humane kill I might be able to sell that to the wife and get another gun.
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Which is better a Muzzleloader or a shotgun with a fully rifled barrel shotting the right ammunition.
By better I mean Range, Accuracy, harvesting the animal with the least amount of suffering. I know I'll need to practice before using it so take the shooter out will try to do the best I can. I won't be buying this till my cars paid next year. I figure that should be just about the time the smoke claers from this one. BTW I could buy another rifle but next year was suppose to be a shot gun and a bow with the price of the muzzle loaders out there I might buy a cheaper one just to try it out and see how it works. What I am trying to figure out really is should I purchase a combo pack of two barrels for the Shotty or should I buy a normal shotty and get a Muzzle loader. If I can get enough support for the Muzzleloader particularly in the humane kill I might be able to sell that to the wife and get another gun.
