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Nice buck!Most if not all of these appear to be a more traditional ML. I have one and it's a Thompson Encore in 50 cal. Topped with an Elite 4200 3-10x40. I started hunting with a ML 2 seasons ago in Georgia and have killed 3 deer. 2 does and my 2nd best buck ever!
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Heck in lines ain't nothing new...I even own one.
A Joseph Barbar flintlock pistol....circa 1760's- 1770's.....
Andy
I got thinking about it and this is exactly what I figured. Georgia started allowing a scopes several years ago. I never had much interest to try until 2-3 years ago. I always bow hunter or centerfire rifle hunted. Thanks for the responseNice buck!
One reason you see more traditional muzzleloaders in the pictures might be because your setup would be illegal in Oregon for the muzzleloader hunts. I'm not familiar with the Encore .50 cal, but the scope alone would make it out-of-bounds. I believe it would be legal for the "any weapon" seasons but could be wrong. I also don't know about Washington or other western states and their laws.
Actually WA is hardly restrictive compared to other states. Jacketed bullets are allowed along with 209 primers and closed ignition.Washington is crazy strict when it comes to ML. In lines are fine but no scopes, nothing electronic, no jacketed ammo etc. it doesn't affect me though- i have a knight mk85 in 54 but I am straight flintlock for last couple years and wouldn't look back. It's too much fun!
The Overlords are allowing you to use jacketed bullets?Actually WA is hardly restrictive compared to other states. Jacketed bullets are allowed along with 209 primers and closed ignition.
Probably would say it is a waste of good copper!The Overlords are allowing you to use jacketed bullets?
Wow. I wonder what the men at the Boston Tea Party would say about that, if we could bring them into our time.