Ultimate muzzleloader

dbc5150 · 02-10-2007, 12:27 PM

Ok guys here you go you have always wanted that ultamte muzzleloader I found it for you. You want to shoot 200 grains of pyrodex powder 300 grain bullet and shoot groups of 3.75 at 500 yrds at 2400 ftps well here it is.

http://www.ultimatefirearms.com/

cayugad · 02-10-2007, 12:43 PM

Prices starting at $1600.00. Lets face it, a custom made rifle can be designed to doa lot of things. BeforeI would spend that kind of money on an inline, I would get a custom flintlock. Just my opinion mind you, and I have no problem with those that want to purchase that kind of a rifle.

I do think it is exactly rifles like this that are being used effectivly by othersto restrict future inline rifles in the muzzleloading hunting arena in some States.Those with non inline agendas can quote the statistic of these vary rifles to State Game commissioners claiming, this INLINErifle can shoot 500 yards, just like a centerfire. And for that reason, these INLINE rifles should not be in our PRIMITIVE season.

I kind of miss the days when muzzleloading was a simple patch and ball.

coyote170 · 02-10-2007, 12:58 PM

Well said,I agree!

steelerzzz · 02-10-2007, 01:11 PM

I agree also!

dbc5150 · 02-10-2007, 01:40 PM

Well i agree I personaly would not spend that kind of money and think it takes away fromt the purpose of muzzleloading but I just found it interesting and decided to post it. I handleld one today at the turkey and deer spectacular in Lansing MI. Just thought some folks would find it interesting also.

lemoyne · 02-10-2007, 01:49 PM

You need to have a little bit of challange left in shooting a muzzle loader. I am useing mr hawken more and more,in fact I would like to get a deer with my Ruger black powder; it works just fine on Boar if you place your shot. Lee

txhunter58 · 02-10-2007, 01:56 PM

Dang! My shoulder and neck are hurting just thinking about shooting that gun!

Interesting, but not for me.

alsaqr · 02-10-2007, 02:08 PM

Another solution to a non-problem. Part of the challenge of hunting with a front stuffer is to get in as close as you can through stealth and cunning.

TUK101 · 02-10-2007, 08:26 PM

Yeah, I like the idea of using a traditional muzzleloader because I like the challenge of it, and I like the late season. The muzzleloader that you are referring to has more potential that most of my so called centerfire hunting rifles.

Doe Dumper · 02-10-2007, 08:27 PM

Thats it...it seems like I have more fun muzzleloader seaosn than the rest combined. Theres no hunting pressure no pressure on yourself and the freezer is usually already full. Theres been trips I think I have missed most of the deer in the county...lol. Kill or skunked its always a blast. 2 of my most memorable days ever int he woods were spent in the snow during ml season.