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bigtim6656 12-18-2007 09:19 AM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 
I AM THInking about a pistol cal riflebut with the muzzleloader i get a extra liek three weeks

ORIGINAL: okgobbler

I've got a 45 cal cva, that I paid $99 for from natchezss.com or basspro. It costs about $2 per shot with 225 gr powerbelts. I shot a doe at 179 yds this year and I have killed several other deer around 100 yds.

Looking at your Indiana law, what about a NEF handi-rifle in a 500 s&w.They are about $200.

Carpmaster 12-18-2007 09:43 AM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 

ORIGINAL: bigtim6656

what can i expect to pay for a good ml say a cva and a knight or tc if i have my choice i wont a tc omega or encore but might only have the cash for a cva also carpmaster wont i need a bullet starter and muzzlelube i figured i could ge a cva starter kit and some extra supplys for around 75 bucks so your close to what i figured

and by 35mm canisters i figure you mean film cans do you just ask them at the film dept
Yup!

There is nothing wrong with the CVA muzzleloaders IMO.

okgobbler 12-18-2007 11:21 AM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 
I think the nef's rifle can be sent back to the factory and fitted for a bp barrel.Although a bp is plenty of punch to kill a deer and a very affordable way to do so.

Rammer 12-18-2007 05:50 PM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 

ORIGINAL: bigtim6656

if i go muzzle loader cost wont be a issue even buying the muzzle loader is not
i wont a gun that is accurate out far reliable in the field
and i do not wont to worry about rain and so on not that i plan to get the gun wet butyou never know
as for modern or flintlock and so on same as above
i do not wont to worry about it not shooting i wont a gun that is accurate and easy to use and clean
my budget is limited but only to how much i can spend on the gun
i plan to buy the gun between may and July
and if need be i can collect extra bullets and powder between then and hunting season
as for powder or pellets i know the pellets are easy
are they more reliable and how much more do they cost
also i am to a traditionalist i care more for reliability and accuracy

i would properly go with a inline since my understanding is there more reliable and more accurate and easyer to load and clean
as far as i know there are no resections on what muzzle loader you can use in Indiana
Do you get drunk before typing every post on here? Or did you just not go to English classes? [:-]

Carpmaster 12-18-2007 06:10 PM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 

ORIGINAL: Rammer

Do you get drunk before typing every post on here? Or did you just not go to English classes? [:-]
Nice one!!! Way to be a sac-kicker man![:o]

JagMagMan 12-18-2007 08:51 PM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 

ORIGINAL: Rammer
Do you get drunk before typing every post on here? Or did you just not go to English classes? [:-]
Hey! We are all Leonard Lee-Rue's with a couple under the belt!

James B 12-18-2007 09:04 PM

RE: cost of muzzle loader shooting
 
It cost me thousands because once I started I had to have one of everything connected to the sport.:D


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