That's because it doesn't bother me to point it out. I'm sure others feel the same way.

Jon its not a manufacturers match. Has nothing to do with who or what manufacturer built the rifle. Now, will Knight take credit for its M500 winning both matches? Sure. It would work the same if a custom builder won, or someone with a White.
But the credit goes to the shooter, not the rifle or what barrel may be on the rifle.
Hope that helps....

Your opinion can be respected, but you're still the only one it appears to "bother".
Its already been pointed out these same rifles are used for hunting, and not just by me. Let it go please and read another forum.

Is this your forum to tell me that?

You should read your own advice.

It is my post on this forum but, read it again. Its pretty easy to identify the word "PLEASE".
If this post bothers you so much, don't read it. Its that simple Muley. Don't turn an informational post into an argument, PLEASE.

I didn't. I made a post and you could have left it at that. I wouldn't have added another post. It takes two to argue.

My opinion is a hunting forum should be about hunting. As simple as that. You don't have to like my opinion, but it's my opinion none the less.

btw..Please leave is still telling someone to leave.

I didn't realize only "average" was required for being relevant or "on topic" for muzzleloader hunting and rifles.

Does the same apply to crossbows?

You flat out said they cant be used then you backpedaled.

I see no mention of average hunter nor do i see any mention of it in the topic description.

I do however see a bunch of rifles on the list that could easily be used for hunting IF that was a requirement on the sub forum. I also see a bunch of bullets that ARE hunting bullets.

Just a FYI but this rifle is virtually the same as 3 of the rifles in that list and well under $1000. Even Carlos sold a few of them.

See, I went to another forum and you guys just keep going.

Hard to please, aren't you?


I'll keep it simple. What part of this thread is about hunting?

Thats simple. This topic could be very useful to someone looking for a long range ML with a proven history of accuracy at longer ranges....Not just some slogan from the advertising department.

Maybe you could relay that same question on the numerous topics in the section which have NOTHING to do about a inline muzzleloader

I will be waiting to see you post in those topics too. Start with the one about the pitbull puppy. ;)

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/blac...-learning.html

The thing is, you keep coming back.

Check back through the last 6 pages of posts and count how many posts were strictly about hunting. This site would be completely DEAD if things other than hunting weren't discussed. Its been going on for years.