Inline Muzzle loaders
Which one would be the best, for the price line of 150.00 to 300.00.They have so many, so any info would very help full all details consider. Thank you for time[?]
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rhino,
in my opinion the CVA or the H&R are the best
for the $$$ money i have the CVA beartooth magnum
and it will shoot out to 200 + yards.
my cva is break open breach load
easy to clean and load.
209 primer, up to 150 grains of triple 7 powder
245 grain powerbelt bullit will work just
fine on any thing in north America.
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For the price range you are stating you cant go wrong with an H&R/NEF Huntsman.
http://www.hr1871.com/firearms/index.php?cat=1&subcat=29
One of the best things about the Huntsman is you can get extra shotgun barrels fitted to the reciever(maybe rifle barrels also, not sure which frame they use on the huntsman).
http://www.hr1871.com/barrelAcc/index.htm
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The little H&R is a champion.
The Knight Wolverine is a very good rifle in that price range.
Go to a gun store and try shouldering them, see which one feels better.0 -
Stay away from Traditions..
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any of the ones already listed , you can also get into a Knight Big Horn in that price range, I also believe the T/C Omega in the blue with black synthetic stock is about $300 or maybe just a bit higher ,
also some of the other Knight rifles that come in a package deal , are cheaper now that the newer breaker open desing have kind of taken over ,
biggest thing to look for is one that takes the 209 shotgun primer instead of a #11 cap0 -
I'm going to throw in one of my picks , and it's made (except barrel) in the US and that's Austin Halleck . Now some models go for slighty more than your budget , they can be found for less than $300 and will outshoot all listed . Good shooters A&H .
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I only shoot traditional muzzleloaders, but if you want an in-line I think the Austin & Halleck is a good rifle. I got a good deal on a factory second Mountain Rifle flinter at Austen & Halleck; contact Ray at austenhalleck.com and ask to be put on the list for a factory second of the rifle of your choice. Two of my friends also got factory seconds and none of us can see any obvious flaw. Emery
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I've read that the Austin & Halleck are near the top for that price range, but I totally love my H&R NEF Huntsman [8D]
It shoots great and is a snap to clean.
It's a break open which is essentially weather-proof.
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Might want to check out these folks.
Not in line but worth a look and you can build & finish it yourself, save some $$
I had one years ago and could hit 6" out to 100 - 150 yards all day.
http://muzzleloader.biz/
Just gave a Huntsman to a friends 10 year old girl, her first gun. I never fired it but it was a great looking gun and like "ibffsteve" said you can add other barrels to it.
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check out the thompson center "black diamond" it is a good rifle and you can get it at wally world fairly cheap.
muss0 -
CVA stagehorn. I have two. Both in 50cal. I paid $250 for both w/ aftermarket fabir optic, scope mount. Easy to use and learn on.
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Austin & Halleck and TC Black Diamond. 0
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