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  • crazy
    Senior Member
    • May 2009
    • 1120

    Muzzleloader questions.

    I am interested in purchasing a muzzleloader. I have pretty much all the guns that I want but muzzleloaders have peaked my interest. Is there one spot to go to to research brands, calbers, etc? I do want a modern design. I would like to use 209 primers. I would like it to be stainless steel. I am thinking that I would like .50 cal. I am sure I have more questions but that is it right now.
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    freonr22
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Dec 2008
    • 12945

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      croue
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2013
      • 1255

      Or these




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      • #4
        waveslayer
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2012
        • 1728

        Get one that uses modern ignition system, like from Arrowhead. Go. 45 caliber, much better bullets and performance. But a custom one as well, you can shoot smokeless and or Blackhorn powder

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        • #5
          870classic
          Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 460

          Sounds like you are looking at a Remington 700 UML with the 209 ignition system. I have a few friends that have taken up the muzzle loading hobby with the 209 ignition system and they enjoy the remington 700.

          Consider looking at CVA, Traditions, and other websites.

          I tend toward Squirrel rifles with a 32 caliber round ball and #10/#11 percussion caps so I cannot comment on the 209 ignition system.

          Best regards,
          870classic.

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          • #6
            incredablehefey
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2010
            • 1853

            Traditions buckstalker is what I have hunted with for 9 years or so. I got mine used for like $150 and I use 100 grains (2 pellets) of pyrodex. I have taken 9 or so deer with open sights. They work well when you make sure to keep powder and primer fresh. You really should get a stainless one, real stainless not the coating.
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              incredablehefey
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2010
              • 1853

              I really think .50 is the way to go but that's just my opinion. Most places like midway should be clearancing them right about this time of year. https://www.federalpremium.com/muzzl...-PMZ50TC1.html work great im my gun but they are not accurate in all guns. They make loading really effortless and the open up just like advertising says. I have recovered 2 in back leg roasts with chest shots. Most of the time they make a heck of a mess and pass right through.
              "The need in public and private life is common sense, decency, courage." - President Roosevelt

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              • #9
                crazy
                Senior Member
                • May 2009
                • 1120

                Holy cow! What service! 7 replies in less than 30 minutes. The reason for .50 cal is that I have a crap ton of bullets that I could use for black powder also. I know they make sabots. The prices of BP bullets seems to be more than rifle bullets sometimes. Cost savings is one reason for this interest but I have always wanted to pursue muzzleloaders. I have some .458 powder coated bullets coming soon. They are 450 grain. Is that too heavy?
                Last edited by crazy; 12-21-2020, 7:48 PM.
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                Things I have for sale.

                https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/....php?t=1646789

                https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/....php?t=1645958

                https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/....php?t=1645863

                Legal disclaimer: Opinions are like buttholes. Everyone has one, including me.

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                • #10
                  Dooder
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2012
                  • 1514

                  CVA Paramount is awesome. It probably has the most modern looking furniture. It even lacks the rod under the barrel. Shoots 1 moa and goes straight to your door.

                  The Remington UML is cool too, but that gets dros'd, 48 bucks, 10 days blah blah. I dont think it shoots as well either.

                  Both use an adapter to use large rifle primers. The UML adapter looks like a brass pistol case. The Paramount adapter looks like a 209..maybe it can use a 209 I don't know...yet haaha. The Paramount has been on my buy list for a while. Anyways good luck man. Let us know what you get!

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