Which Muzzleloaders?

[skeeter@ccia.com]

I would check local laws on what you can use and not use before buying any. Sounds like some good advice given. Here in W. Pa, use of the flint is where you can still gather more days in the woods but at least they are gettin with the program and let us use inlines in other seasons that is. So I can say what to stay away from. I only picked this one up because at the time the price was right but the money I spent on it I should of added to and purchased a better one. I am sorry I purchased a Traditions Yukon inline. That is one I would stay away from. The ramrod isn't even long enough to load it without adding extensions after you remove it from the gun to load...fiber optic sights have fallen off before too...just the fiber part. Spend those extra few dollars now or even save for a while longer and get one you will be happy with and not have to sell as used to buy another one in the future. I did that with my TC 54 many deer, whistle pigs ago and wouldn't part with it for anything but am saving now for a better inline..I am also learning from your post....spend it now or spend more later.

[jon lynn]

Thanks for the input everyone, sorry I didn’t reply sooner. But yet another financial crunch came my way, and I couldn’t do the muzzleloader this year.

But maybe next year I can do an Omega with a top notch scope. I literally have a coffee can I am stuffing bills in to every chance I get. I even will do the ramen noodles and macaroni & cheese thing for a few weeks (as with most of us, it wouldn’t be the first time) as needed.


Jon