OneEye

I am looking into purchasing an InLine Muzzeloader. I've heard the TC Omega was a good one as well as Knight and Encore. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!

j3k2c1

I really enjoy my Knight Grizzly in-line muzzle loader. It is very accurate up to 120 yds and doesn't kick that bad at all.

Bill the Dog

Ol' OneEye,
My 50 cal Encore is two for two on elk right now and I hope to make it three for three this year. It is light, carries well and fits me perfectly. It is fairly accurate and can be made better without too much work. There are several internet places that can help you out with accurizing and aftermarket pieces. I think that the only drawback for me was that they cost in and around $500.

Bill the Dog

SnoBall57

One Eye, don't leave out those accurate and reliable inlines made by CVA! The Hunterbolt and Magbolt series are amazingly economical, and in my book, worth every penny!

Outdoor

Encore 209 x 50 would be my choice..yours should be which one feels best when you shoulder it..You will shoot better if it feels right. This would be one less hurdle to overcome when getting use to a new weapon

OneEye

Thanks for the replies! After going to the store and putting the Omega, Knight and Encore up to the shoulder, my decision was made. The TC Encore was the choice for me. I couldn't believe how much lighter and comfortable this gun was compared to the other ones. Can't wait to shoot it!
OneEye

Western MA Hunter

I purchased a TC Omega this year. It is one of my favorite shooting guns. I took 2 deer in MA this year with it. I love it and would recommend it to anybody.

gunner0909

I have had a boat load of muzzle loaders One Eye and I must say Encore is by far the best one yet. If you can go the extra cost I highly recamend a Bullberry after market barrel. I have a 15" Bullberry on a Encore Pistol frame that is a sure bet to shoot 1" or better at 100 meters with a honaday sabo and 2 50gr pellets of pyro.

dvdegeorge

Ditto

oldelkhunter

All depends on where your hunting with it...