Muzzleloader with IRON sights?

[rodeoflyer]

Can anybody recommend one? I can't seem to find one that doesn't have a fiber-optic front sight.

[emcon5]

Here you go.

[rodeoflyer]

All I see is a winky and no kinky?

[Mssr. Eleganté]

All I see is a winky and no kinky?

The words "Here you go" are a clickable link in his post.

Are you only looking at in-line muzzle loaders? Those are the kind I see offered with fiber optic sights. Regular percussion and flint lock muzzle loaders usually come with iron sights.

Have you checked Dixie Gun Works web site yet?

http://www.dixiegunworks.com/default.php?cPath=22_92_186

They have at least one in-line muzzle loader with a brass bead front sight, and most (or maybe all) of their percussion rifles have iron sights.

[Peter.Steele]

Cabela's Traditional Hawken


Used to have one in .54. Really nice rifle, shot great.

[wellfedirishman]

Thompson Center made/makes some really nice traditional muzzleloaders with iron sights. The Hawken and Renegade models are excellent.

CVA made some really nice traditional muzzleloaders in the past too, here's a range report on one:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=414023

[stevie]

Cabela's Traditional Hawken


Used to have one in .54. Really nice rifle, shot great.

I have one similar from Cabelas that I have not shot in probably 20 years!!

[Tanner68]

Lymans Great Plains rifle in 54 caliber is a good one. Iron sights are standard.

[hylander]

Lymans Great Plains rifle in 54 caliber is a good one. Iron sights are standard.

Not a good rifle, a Great rifle
Except I prefer .50 Cal.

[Joe Register]

Savage has a nice one if you want to try and pull an M tag for deer season. You can also use modern powder.

[6mmintl]

Try track of the wolf for new/used originals and reproductions.

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