If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
I have been looking at a lot of different ML's lately. Just browsing. I already have a Remington Genesis and might be getting another one for X-Mas if I'm lucky. I was just wondering what in-line ML you would purchase if money wasn't a factor. There seem to be a lot of pretty expensive ones.
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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
Well if money was not a factor... there are some excellent custom inline muzzleloaders out there like the Bad Bull and some of the other custom ones.. There are Savage Smokeless, and of course the top of the line rifles in Knight, Thompson Center, CVA, Traditions, etc.. For instance on another forum there is a Knight LRH Disc Elite with a scope and the whole works, he's selling for I think it was $600.00. With the way that rifle and scope is set up, its worth a lot more then that.
But I really do not know about inlines. I have little desire for another one. If it had to be one it would probably be a decked out Pro Hunter. But instead,I'd put the money towards a .62 caliber custom Flintlock in the Cumberland or Early Lancaster style with a 42 inch barrel and a Chambers lock on it.
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But as cayugad said, I'm probably not much help because I'd must rather spend my money on a custom flinter.
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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
I'm with Cayugad. I have only one in-line and, other than an Omega X7 for a "walk around" gun, I have no real desire for another in-line. Now, a custom.58 flintlock in theSouthern rifle style with a swamped barrel would sure be sweet.
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RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
Custom build on a Remington 700 short action using a primer carrier (like the ACP conversion). Centerfire twist .45 barrel to shoot .338 Nosler Accubonds or .358 barrel to shoot .308 Accubonds in custom sabots. Try smokeless and 777 for kicks.
Just to see what it would be like. In terms of things that behave more likea BP gun, I have no need to upgrade my Omega other than put a better tactical scope on it.
RE: If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
I only have 1 inline... my Encore. I sold and traded off all my others. I am a Traditional Gun shooter mainly now but still use my Encore for hunting and shooting at the range now and then.
If money wasn't a factor, which in-line would you buy?
