Your favorite muzzleloader???

[Rocklock]

.40 flint SMR. Targets, small game and a couple of deer. I now use a .54 flint for big game. It's one I put together and keep trying to make look like an English Sporting Rifle. But the SMR is still the most used. Accurate, easy on lead and powder and easy on the eyes as well.
TC

[amm1851]

Caywood Northwest trade gun.

[Hanshi]

Beautiful MLs that have been posted so far.  But I just heard from Gunny and I think he's irritated just a bit.  I'm so glad I did post a photo; I started not to.  Whew!




YOU MAGGOTS BETTER POST PHOTOS OF YOUR MUZZLELOADERS WHEN YOU POST A REPLY OR I WILL SERIOUSLY %#&$ YOU UP!

[Muley]

No problem. Buy me a camera.

[RobD]

SIR, YES, SIR!!!!  

the tip curtis carolina .45 that i probably should never have sold.  tip sent it in-the-white and i stained and clear coated it.

[RobD]

No problem. Buy me a camera.

dang, you must be dead serious, no smiley added.  

[Muley]

I am. I'm a poor SOB.

[rollingb]

SIR, YES, SIR!!!!  :rt th  

[PetahW]

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I have to say that, after decades of front-stuffing, I have 2 favorites - a pair of .36 &  .45 T/C Seneca New England style caplock half-stock hunting rifles.





They are quite applicable here, because my state mandates frontstuffer calibers for hunting game: Under .40cal for small game; Over .40cal for deer.

I am bequeathing them to my two youngest Grandsons (who are brothers).

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[RobD]

I am. I'm a poor SOB.

how would you like a nice pentax point-n-shoot digital camera .... for free?  seriously.  no strings attached, either.  

[Uncle Russ]

I am. I'm a poor SOB.

how would you like a nice pentax point-n-shoot digital camera .... for free?  seriously.  no strings attached, either.  

Folks, when it comes to fellowship, it don't get no mo betta than THAT!

Uncle Russ...

[Muley]

You're 100% right Russ.