ORIGINAL: Gruntr Huntr
If you want advice on which you should buy, all you have to do is read what you wrote.
" The Winchester seems the best deal by far. The Omega would be my number one choice by far, however.
I want a muzzleloader that I can use for the rest of my life and be perfectly happy with. "
Don't you think that you should buy the one you want most if you're going to be using it for a long, long time? Why buy the best deal and always wish you had boughtyour number one choice instead?
This is good advice get the one you wantto own. Thats what I did and I am not regretting it one iota.
Nothing is worse than buying what someone else wantsyou to buy, youprobably won't be satisfied if you do.It's really to bad that you can't try them all on for size by shooting each model you'd like at the range. Then you'd know for certain that your judgement of each is based on
your own experience and founded in the qualities
you value in a muzzleloader. But then what a fellow doesn't know won't hurt him. Its what
you thinkthat matters, its just nice to know that what one thinks is all based in fact, at least factual from one's own experience and perspective.