Feel free to disagree, however be specific about what you disagree with. I didn't say a thing about Sunday hunting, I also don't need attention. I will however call out people who complain more than they hunt if I know it. The only thing an inline has in common with a traditional muzzle loading rifle is that it is loaded from the front. Powder substitute pellets and sabboted conical bullets and shotgun primers to ignight the charge makes it laughable to include them with traditional muzzlloaders, not to be missed are the ones that use smokeless powder. To allow them in a flintlock season would be ridiculous, just to satisfy some crybabies who aren't satisfied with the early muzzleloader season, and the allowance of the inlines during the entire firearms deer season. I would not call anyone who hunts with an inline a muzzleloader hunter, I also will not criticize them for using one, so long as they stick to the season in which it is legal without coveting another set of hunters special season.