Just picked up a barely used Navy Arms Country Boy 50 caliber inline muzzleloader in excellent condition. The guy didn't have any paperwork for it and didn't seem to know much about it. It has a black synthetic stock and a stainless steel barrel with a 1 in 32 twist. It doesn't seem to have much of a safety except when the bolt is raised upward into a slot. You have to take it down to fire and when you take it down, you better keep your finger off the trigger unless you are ready to shoot. I don't know if the trigger has had some work or not but it sure has a easy light trigger pull. The rifle appears to be well made and it came with both a #11 and musket nipple. The takedown wrench is kept inside a compartment in the stock. I've emailed Navy Arms to see if I can get any information from them but if anyone on this forum has one or knows something about them, I sure would appreciate any comments good or bad.