Minnesota Outdoorsman
Hunting Forums => Deer, Moose & Elk => Topic started by: Reinhard on November 11/16/19, 05:50:47 PM
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Been using my brothers Wolf muzzleloader the past few years. Well I liked it so much I got my own today. Will be using it at the end of the month. Accurate and easy to load. I like easy. good luck.
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Hot dang!!!! I can smell the gun oil now!!! Aahhhh.... :cheesy:
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Ya, Reb. Love those muzzloaders. Like I said I've used my brothers and that thing is so accurate and easy to use. One shot, so I make sure it's a kill shot or the deer lives on. good luck.
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I will only shoot a CVA anymore.
Good gun
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I just wish they'd come in the nice box like they used to instead of that stoopid bubble-pak. :angry:
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i love muzzy hunting. i have 2 TC OMEGA's most accurat smoke pole ive ever shot, they dont make em any more., welcome to smoke pole brother hood reiny Conneticut Veterens Arms are great units and accurate. have fun and good luck
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very nice RH!! I too have TC and enjoy them!!
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I have the CVA Optima in stainless and love to shoot it. Sighting them in is just as much fun as hunting with them. Picture is from last fall.
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I also have the CVA Optima and love it.
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I have three muzzleloaders. One old one that uses the percussion cap which I don't use anymore (I will sell for $60 bucks with all the fixings), one CVA that I currently use and a Thompson Center Impact that has never been fired.
Left to right, old CVA Percussion cap, newer CVA with 209 primer and never been fired Thompson Center Impact.
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I have three muzzleloaders. One old one that uses the percussion cap which I don't use anymore (I will sell for $60 bucks with all the fixings), one CVA that I currently use and a Thompson Center Impact that has never been fired.
Left to right, old CVA Percussion cap, newer CVA with 209 primer and never been fired Thompson Center Impact.
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so deadeye...........how many of them have you actually bought?????? or did you win them all in raffles!!!!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
i know where the horseshoe is planted!!!!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Good call glenn57. I did win two of them. :rotflmao:
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would ya sellbthe TC impact?
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Boar, no I plan to use that in the future or perhaps one of my sons or grandson will use it. I will sell the one on the left that uses the percussion cap. I have all the tools needed to keep it in working order along with caps and solvent etc. Did I say $60, I meant $50.00.
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whats the brand of the onebbn on the left and how dose it shoot
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I just found the name on the breach. Knight - American Knight 50 Cal. I killed a few deer with it so I guess it shoots fairly straight. The reason I quit using it (other than I won the one I'm using now) is I didn't like fiddling with the tiny percussion caps. Hard for my cold fat fingers to put the cap on the nipple. (I just couldn't help not saying that). Also, as I came to find out like most percussion cap muzzleloaders, it occasionally does not fire and you have to put a new cap on the nipple.
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knight precussio capped ML, thats from the beginging of the craze.just curious. thanks!!