Picking on each other is a good thing. It keeps us motivated to get more rifles...

There is no such thing as an excess muzzleloader, so I am safe with that request...

loose my White?? I'd rather have the sickness. If you ever get the chance to shoot a White don't do it. You will go nuts trying to get one of your own because you'd never get mine..

More like an outbreak. And it's pronounced CayuGOD

OK - let's get down to the hard facts, here. Just how many muzzleloaders do you own? Or maybe you can give us a bracket . . . . like more than 100 but not more than 150 . . . . . I had a guy in my shop this summer who was talking about Winchester Model 70's, and it became apparent that he had a collection of more than 20. So I asked him how many guns he owned total -and he really didn't know. More than 200 but less than 300. All lined up along the walls of one big walk-in gun safe.

I only own about fifty guns total - six of which are muzzleloaders. I'd burn mine if I had Cayugad's.

oh yeah, i got the disease. i have . . . *counting in his head* . . . . . i think i have 9 muzzleloading rifles. purchased quite a few of them over the last year or two. i think one of the things that contributes to the disease is that muzzleloader manufacturers have moved on to new designs so quickly, and discontinued perfectly good previous designs (mk-85 springs to mind), that you can still get a lot of really good NIB muzzleloaders for great prices at online auction sites and such. the rifles i have acquired over the last few years have all been brand new when purchased (well, one was factory-refurbished), and have ranged from $70 on the low end to $350 on the high end. that's CHEAP in my book, and so far these have all been top-quality rifles that get a lot of use.