muzzleloader

[stcspiderman]

I was thinking about buying muzzle-loader,I dont want to spend no more then 200.00

I dont know jack about muzzle-loader. I was wondering what brand should i get. I seen other one there where 800.00 what make those so hi price.

some can fill me in as of what i should and should not get.

[13pointjomc]

I have a CVA Wolf Magnum .50 cal. With the camo stock version it was $197. The black synthetic was $147. I like mine its accurate at 100 yards. Huntin with it this week.

[mitchmtm1]

I would check the pawn shops first. Thats what I did and found a new T/C (older model) for $100. Came with papers tools etc. Turns out it is a hell of a shooter.


Mitch

[BigDaddy12t]

I have the older model CVA Wolf,and it is an awesome gun. They now have a newer model out with some new updates. YOu cant go wrong with the wolf.

[Ruger-Redhawk]

First off welcome to the forum.

You would get a better response if you posted this in the Black powder forum.

[skeeter 7MM]

Used is a good way to get more gun for less money, especially models that have been replaced. One caution with ML's unlike CF's is care and attention, as BP and sub powders are corrosive and attract moisture more so then smokeless powder used in CF's. When assessing a used ML, don't just look at the outside and inside of bore, check breach area, if removal breech check breach plug and thread and if possible remove stock/action to see if any major issues are hidding. Like a cf check the crown rifling to ensure good grooves still exist, aka barrel not shot out. ML's round out faster then cf due to ramrods needed to load projectiles.

Not really up on the budget new ML's these days so can't really help you too much in that regard. Like mentioned the BP forum would be a great place to post this thread.

Good Luck