muzzleloader questions

[fishdoggydog]

As you will note in Petey's post, he did work on the triggers. My CVA also needed work on the triggers, and when you take apart peened together components, I guarantee the warranty is voided. So if you want to avoid that, adjustable triggers are a nice feature, but the rifles with that cost more. Stainless is also a nice feature, again you pay more, I went cheap and that is fine for me. I have reworked triggers, different sights, and a rifle I can beat up and not worry about, not like taking scratch built heirloom quality guns afield. I went with a 50 cal. for more punch to kill elk with.