This isn't a fun question, its more of a nightmare.
I would keep the Knight LRH, the Renegade 45 (cause I know how good it shoots), and the Lyman flinter.
BTW, If you start selling, keep me in mind for the Crockett rifle.

Knight Long Range Hunter
TC Triumph
TC Hawken .50 1/48

And the wife and I'd have to sit down and have a conversation about the large number of shoes that would have to go as well.

triumph omega screw the rest. Maybe the tc 45 the hawkeye i think it was

Wait a minute!
I don't see any smoothbores on the list??????

Trade the wife for a good .62 fowler! :biggrin:


I'd keep the T/C Hawken 1:28
the Lyman .54 Plains pistol
and the Triumph

Knight Elite
Knight Long Range Hunter
Hawken

Triumph
Hawken 1:28 50 cal
Knight Long Range

Knight Long Range Hunter laminate stock 50 cal
Knight Elite 50
Triumph

Yea I guess you would huh. I have only tried it once using a 100 gr 777 and a 200 gr sst. It shot pretty good but I know it can do better. I just haven't taken time to work up a load. What did you shoot in it.? I'll try that next time out with it. Maybe save me some experimenting time.

Keep the wife... If you don't shed some rifles and tried to get rid of her, she haul you to divorce court and you'd have to sell all them rifles.. :evil:

CVA Apex
Pedersoli Rocky Mountain Hawken in .50
Swinglock .45


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