I just noticed this. I can remember when I bought my MK85 years ago calling Knight muzzleloaders to ask them about a good load for deer. The secretary connected me to Mr Knight. He shared any a ton of good info. He seemed like a real fine man. We lost an pioneer and a good guy.

I have spoken with him a handful of times. I always came away with a good impression of him. IMHO the early mk 85's are the best rifles Knight ever produced. This was back when Tony was still involved in the manufacturing process. These guns were more than just parts put together, they were built by gunsmiths.

In Memory of William "Tony" Knight - Father of Modern In-Line Muzzleloading

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