ORIGINAL: okgobbler

I've got a 45 cal cva, that I paid $99 for from natchezss.com or basspro. It costs about $2 per shot with 225 gr powerbelts. I shot a doe at 179 yds this year and I have killed several other deer around 100 yds.

Looking at your Indiana law, what about a NEF handi-rifle in a 500 s&w.They are about $200.

ORIGINAL: bigtim6656

what can i expect to pay for a good ml say a cva and a knight or tc if i have my choice i wont a tc omega or encore but might only have the cash for a cva also carpmaster wont i need a bullet starter and muzzlelube i figured i could ge a cva starter kit and some extra supplys for around 75 bucks so your close to what i figured

and by 35mm canisters i figure you mean film cans do you just ask them at the film dept

ORIGINAL: bigtim6656

if i go muzzle loader cost wont be a issue even buying the muzzle loader is not
i wont a gun that is accurate out far reliable in the field
and i do not wont to worry about rain and so on not that i plan to get the gun wet butyou never know
as for modern or flintlock and so on same as above
i do not wont to worry about it not shooting i wont a gun that is accurate and easy to use and clean
my budget is limited but only to how much i can spend on the gun
i plan to buy the gun between may and July
and if need be i can collect extra bullets and powder between then and hunting season
as for powder or pellets i know the pellets are easy
are they more reliable and how much more do they cost
also i am to a traditionalist i care more for reliability and accuracy

i would properly go with a inline since my understanding is there more reliable and more accurate and easyer to load and clean
as far as i know there are no resections on what muzzle loader you can use in Indiana

ORIGINAL: Rammer

Do you get drunk before typing every post on here? Or did you just not go to English classes? [:-]

ORIGINAL: Rammer
Do you get drunk before typing every post on here? Or did you just not go to English classes? [:-]