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  • He Dog
    I have been very pleased with My TC Black Diamond. Very reliable, good accuracy and easy to clean, particularly using 777 pellets and power belt bullets.

    My heros have always killed cowboys.
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  • cletus85
    I certainly agree the Omega is interesting and I'll be the first to admit that I hate cleaning Muzzleloaders. I have seriously considered one myself, but for now I'm putting it on hold. I decided this because my Knight T-Bolt performs at a level that would be hard match. I also have handled a few and I don't consider the quality to match that of a Knight. I talking about trigger pull and the "hammer" and the actual shape and position of the trigger. That said, I'm sure I'll eventually buy one just not right now. I've got another rifle ordered, and don't want to overload myself before deer season with sighting in and load development.
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  • bambihunter
    I sure like my Remington 700 MLS, it looks and feels just like my other Remington 700's. If you have a name-brand rifle that you use for regular season you might want to see if they also offer one in muzzleloader. Besided the Remington, Savage, Winchester, Ruger all have one and I think several others do too.
    Something else to consider...
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  • ibffsteve
    Also look at the H&R Huntsman. A great muzzleloader for the money(less expensives than other brands), plus you can add a rifle or shot gun barrel later for added versitility. Just be sure you get a SB2 reciever(rifle)over the SB1 reciever(shotgun) as you can only add rifle barrels to the SB2
    http://www.hr1871.com/
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  • ATF
    ibfsteve,Thanks for the H&R link.I have had a number of the older Huntsmen but the didn't come in fifty caL.a LOT OF GUN FOR A LITTLE MONEY.

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