On The Hunt
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Well Hello All.I am very interested in getting into muzzleloaders.So I am looking to buy a new Inline,and Flintlock.Need some help on Cal.. Brand Etc......Oh also they will be used for deer,bear etc....
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
The choices are endless of course MUZZYMAN, and there's always the "how do they fit you" thing.
But you asked. If it were me I would be getting a .54 Lyman Great Plains flintlock and a .50 TC Omega.
But you asked. If it were me I would be getting a .54 Lyman Great Plains flintlock and a .50 TC Omega.
Last edited by Semisane; 11-30-2010 at 11:14 AM.
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I would second the .54 caliber Lyman Great Plains Rifle as the flintlock. But for the inline I would look at a T/C Triumph or a CVA Accura V2 in .50 caliber of course.
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Semisane Thats just what I been looking at.Now cayugad the T/C Triumph is a very nice rifle and Its a maybe.But the CVA is out of the question.I like the looks and feel of a nice made in the U.S.A gun.You know what I mean
#5
Are Lymans Made in USA?
Q: Where are the Lyman rifles made?
A: These are made in Italy, by Investarm.
Guess not.
Im pro Made in USA too but.....
Q: Where are the Lyman rifles made?
A: These are made in Italy, by Investarm.
Guess not.

Im pro Made in USA too but.....
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Nontypical Buck
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Lyman Deerstalker is the best Flintlock i ever owned.
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Italy does have some of the highest proof testing standards though of any country but i dont think that is the point.
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Gm54-120 OK WTF? I'm talkin about TC not spain
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From: Boncarbo,Colorado
my my someone is a bit testy.


