Knight 52 cal. disc extreme RMEF edition
My son has a Knight 52 cal. disc extreme RMEF edition never been fired as a matter of fact we have not even cleaned the shipping oil off. He does not want to get into muzzleloading and we were wondering what it would be worth.[?]
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You might want to post this over on the black powder board, that is a little more specialized crowd. I think the answer will be about 20% below retail, just like a brand new car just driven off the lot. 0 -
may have a hard time selling it , the disk rifles are not very popular, and if it is indeed a 52 cal. that would be a very unusual caliber, 50's and 54's are way more popular. good luck, my guess would be $100-150 in good shooting condition. 0 -
The Knight company just went out of business, and the .52 is one of the reasons why.
Knight was trying to create a niche by making their own special caliber of inline muzzleloader, the Knight .52
It was a big flop.
There is a wide array of ammo available to inline muzzleloader shooters, in .50 and .45 caliber, but the only ammo available for this gun was made by Knight.
It just didn't sell too well.
Now that Knight no longer exists, the .52 ammo will really be scarce.
I don't know what that rifle is worth. Good luck.0 -
Here is a guy asking $400 for one.
http://v4.beta.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=132886893
It has been at auction for 3 1/2 days, so far, nobody has bid.
I googled it up, found them online for $300 NIB.
You could try putting it on GB auction and see what the market will bear, I bet you will have a hard time getting $200 for it.
The problem is not that it is a bad rifle. I bet it is a great rifle, Knight made some of the most accurate muzzleloaders ever made.
The problem is that the ammo is extinct.
Ammo is still available, but when current supplies run out, what then?
Somebody buys this gun, spends a few months, and $200 in powder, primers and bullets dialing in an accurate load, and then finds out that the bullets he has been using are no longer available.0 -
GOING...GOING.....NOT GONE
After 6 days and 21 hours, no bids.
Looks like it isn't worth $400.0 -
WHY not get a mold block made and Make your own Bullets [?] . I know I am old school and shoot a Flint-lock but the one great things about muzzle loaders is you dont have to worry about shortage of ammo . Many different people make mold blocks. What am I missing here [?][?][?] 0 -
You are missing convenience Perry Shooter, we don't want to make our bullets and have flashes in front of our eyes, we want centerfire rifles legal in blackpowder season. Most recent BP shooters that is, heck even I have one in-line. 0
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