Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Muzzleloader Hunting => Topic started by: tkropelnicki on April 10, 2015, 11:52:50 AM
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Got drawn for multi season deer,now I need to get a muzzle loader, what's a good set up to start with I know nothing about muzzle loaders lol
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Hard to beat a Knight Brighton.
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dont think i would go less then a 50 cal . with you just starting out i would most likely try looking in the pawn shops and look at them first You can find so pretty good deals on black powder guns . T/C is a good gun not a big fan of the Traditions name brand CVA has come a long was also .but it would really come down to what your looking for and about how far into it you plan on getting and you want to spend . good luck
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Now are those inline set ups are they legal to hunt with I don't got the regs in front of me
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I got a like new CVA Hawken in the classifieds i'd be willing to work with you on. Excellent rifle. legal in all states except where one must use a flintlock. Check it out, it may be something you will be interested in.
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You got a link??
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remember that you can also hunt with a bow now during the muzzleloader season so if you are set up with archery equipment there is really no need to purchase a muzzle loader unless you really want to.
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remember that you can also hunt with a bow now during the muzzleloader season so if you are set up with archery equipment there is really no need to purchase a muzzle loader unless you really want to.
I did not know that thanks for the info,anyone know when the new regs come out
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You got a link??
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,173282.0.html (http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,173282.0.html)
I'll make you a deal on it, including a ball mold for it as well. Let me know if thats something you're interested in and I'll have you shooting that sucker in no time.