:s2: Now that's a topic for a whole new "what if" thread.

Limit me to either one of my 451 White's and 200 acres and I'll be one happy boy! GRIN

I could easily get by with 7 firearms (at least I think I could). From what I have now on hand they would be:
1. Rem 870 3 1/2" 12 gauge
2. Tikka T3 30-06
3. Savage .22 lr bolt
4. Custom stocked .54 percussion
5. T/C Hawken flintlock with GM LRH barrel
6. S&W 29 44 mag (8 3/8" bbl
7. S&W M&P40
Yeah, that should do it.

1 - T/C Renegade 54 Caplock
2 - Rynite T/C New Englander 54 Caplock
3 - Hardwood T/C New Englander 54 Caplock
4 - Second T/C Renegade 54 Caplock
5 - Knight LK-93 Wolverine 54
6 - Semi custom Pedersoli blue Ridge Flintlock 50 cal with Green Mountain slow twist barrel

I have 3 Knights, all .50 cal. A Disc Elite, a Master Hunter and a Long Range Hunter, all have Lehigh Bare Primer breech plugs. I use the Elite as a back up and it has one whitetail buck to it's credit. The Master Hunter and Long Range Hunter have, since 2008, when I started using muzzleloaders for all my hunting, accounted for 2 Aoudad rams(one 26 inch and one 30 inch) , a Corsican ram, 5 mature WTs (19 pt, 2 10 pt and 2 8 pt); 1 Fallow buck, 16 feral hogs and several WT cull bucks and several fallow and WT does. Texas Parks and Wildlife surveys our low fence lease each year and tells us what age, sex and how many deer to take each year. Texas does not consider exotics "wildlife" and they and the feral hogs can be hunted year round. I recently purchased a .50 cal LHR Redemption and will add that to the list next season as soon as I get loads worked up.

TC Renegade .54 perc
TC FireHawk .54 perc
TC Encore .50
White S91 .504
White S91 .451 my favorite by far!! Sold the FireHawk/ Encore after finding the Whites...

TT, I would get rid of that .504 as well. You know all you need is that .451 GRIN

Ed

Think I will keep it Ed...they are hard to come by now. I have a .504 M97 and Bison, but haven't hunted with them. They are the grandsons, an very accurate as we know...but don't tell anybody!!;)

Our secrect tt...
Steve

Interesting! In going with the traditions I've read on boards like this one, concerning the large volume of White Rifle owners that post their comments here, I have to ask this. Is your grandson large enough physically, shooting a White ML known for big-big (400-500 gr) conical bullet uses...... with big recoil that follows???

Or have the White Rifle ownership community found ways to shoot lighter powder/ bullet combinations in those 1:20s?

What an authoritarian Rifle brand it is / was..... once produced by ML guru Doc White. If there was a Muzzleloader Rifle Hall Of Fame, he would get immediately inducted.