What's the Tikka of muzzleloaders

[bod]

I would like to get a muzzleloader I have had great experience with Tikka rifles is there a manufacture of muzzleloaders that equals Tikka for accuracy and reliability. First hand knowledge
welcomed.

[duckmen1]

I would say the best option would be knight rifles. We have owned several and many on this sight have too. Anyone I have ever heard of owning one never had any complaints and they are really accurate and great quality. Bloodline bullets are our go to bullets with these guns but hornady xtps are a great bullet in them also.

[huntnfmly]

Both my daughters have knight muzzys never any problems .Hornady sst

[Bob33]

Early Tikka.

[Timberstalker]

The Tikka of muzzleloaders would be something that never fired and when it did, it didn't hit what you aimed at.

[huntnfmly]

Early Tikka.

😆

[Jellymon]

Early Tikka.

And still shoots as tight as the $2000 customs on the next bench over.

[Mfowl]

I'd wait to see if 209 primers become legal for hunting in this state before you buy. That will broaden your options greatly. If things remain the same then CVA or Knight. 

[bod]

Thanks Mfowl
 When will we know

[Duckslayer89]

The Tikka of muzzleloaders would be something that never fired and when it did, it didn't hit what you aimed at.

Lmao

[duckmen1]

 

The Tikka of muzzleloaders would be something that never fired and when it did, it didn't hit what you aimed at.

Lmao

Except our tikkas are tack drivers that make those custom gun owner leave the range. And oh yeah lets not forget the amount of animals we tikka owners are feasting away on. That includes the elk Im eating from my knight "tikka" rifle. Lol

[magnanimous_j]

I would like to get a muzzleloader I have had great experience with Tikka rifles is there a manufacture of muzzleloaders that equals Tikka for accuracy and reliability. First hand knowledge
welcomed.

Black powder firearms are about 1000 years old. I wouldn't stress about it.

I have a muzzleloader pistol I bought online as a kit. I put it together myself and have never had an issue with it. For context, I once built a moonshine still that literally exploded.

If you are trying to build a railgun out of a muzzleloader, you are missing the point.

[bod]

Wow some of you guys are something else.

Let me go this direction
What is a practical no *censored* muzzleloader that would be adequate for western Washington.

[Ridgeratt]

Try this:

https://thesurvivallife.com/best-muzzleloader.html

[biggfish]

I love my CVA wolf, it's pretty accurate at 100yds. If you go with a CVA and they do legalize 209 primers it's $39 for a new breech plug and $20 for firing pin kit. As an ace in the hole sight rail and you would have one gun that could be used in any state.

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