Cay...Are you thinking traditional???

Here's a pretty good one that I was looking at...It's already sold but this guy does "pretty good" work...:)

http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fu...last/m/1/#LAST

Apex .50 / .270 - Accura V2 - Accura .45 this year.

Thinking of doing the same or letting a few go and just adding the BC.

Possible to go:
2 or 3 Whites I never shoot - great rifles and deserve to be used.
The Accura - just not as reliable for me with BH209 and not willing to try the bp mods hoping it will be better.

olde english outfitters has new wolverines for 150.00 lol!

I finally tllk a few photos of the TC Big Boar I stole, I mean got a deal on:







And so far she can shoot, and shoot very well!!!

Yes, traditional, .54 caliber slow twist flintlock with a Chambers lock, Green Mountain or Long Hammock 42 inch barrel, in a Cumberland or Colonial style.

http://www.earlyrusticarms.com/price...scriptions.htm

I got to examine and handle one of his rifles at a meet. They would not let me shoot it, but drooling was allowed. And I was impressed with it. Not a lot of fancy stuff on it, but well built. The owner said it was a great sparker and shooter. His was only a .54 caliber. I just wish I could find others that purchased his rifles. I would like to talk to them too.

They're actually affordable...I've been holding out for a Chambers kit in either a Lancaster or Hanes...With 3 daughters and paying for cars, college and 2 weddings I've been sliding into the hole the past 4-5 years...

I'd go with the octagon to round as those straight barrels can get heavy when you get up in caliber...

greg, if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. (a ML for a divorce) Too bad my wife won't offer me the same deal.

Thinking about a .54 T/C Hawken or Renegade. We'll see what kind of return I get on my taxes.

Went to cabela's today and used the 75.00 off coupon. Picked up the camo bone collector, it's on sale for 559.99+ the 75.00 off. Just hope it shoots as good as the triump witch is going to be for sale.