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I couldn't help but notice the bullet holes in the roof over your shooting station :big shock: Nice revolver, and there is no " only a .22" If it shoots it's cool with me no matter what caliber it is from .17 to .80 or larger :lol:
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Bought one of those for the wife last Christmas, she's killed a lot of bad guys with it....
on tv! :chuckles: She'll burn through some .22 in an afternoon with that one and her Phoenix Arms HP22a
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I liked all your videos celt. Hey I noticed you wearing the first series RMNF hat in your 91/30 shooting video. These Rough Riders are a great bargain.
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Time to upgrade to the second series cap :)
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bunkysdad wrote:I liked all your videos celt. Hey I noticed you wearing the first series RMNF hat in your 91/30 shooting video. These Rough Riders are a great bargain.
Thank you! I see there is one dislike on there too. I'm also wearing my hat in this video. The move really put me in the hole. I'm saving my dollars to be able to hunt this season hopefully. Cross my fingers. I have to get a muzzle loader to hunt here. Anyone got one they want to get rid of? Maybe a trade? Anyway thanks for the comment!
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I have one that I could never get rid of. I love muzzle loaders. Mine is a Thompson Center Renegade in 54 cal. The Renegade is similar to a Hawken, but the brass is replaced with blued parts, and there is no patchbox on the butt stock. These are insanely accurate. I can't understand why anyone would dislike your video. They must have made a mistake. Cabelas.com is a good place to look at muzzleloaders to get some ideas.
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There is a beautiful knight muzzle loader here at a local shop and he says he'll take 175. Just don't have three cash yet. If its still there that's the one I want. We have bass pro shop here and they have one I like a traditions in nickel for 229.
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Is the Knight a inline 50 cal? If so those are very accurate rifles too. I think black powder deer hunting would be loads of fun.
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There, I just gave you another like :) There are plenty of people on youtube who hate the gun culture, one of them probably came across your video. I don't pay much attention to them, I list videos on youtube only so I can then embed them in the forum, I was surprised when all of a sudden my email lit up with all sorts of questions and comments from people who are on youtube, and I ended up with a bunch of "subscribers" I am still not sure what that entails as anyone can see the videos without subscribing to anything right here on the forum.
The Night is a non traditional inline that uses a 209 shotshell primer as a cap, you would be amazed at how negative some BP boards can get about these, some forbid discussion of them the same way we do fake snipers. They work well and are a good tool for harvesting deer.
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Come on everybody, if you watch the video then give him a like, just click on the thumbs up icon, show them anti gun mother******* that they don't have the playing field to themselves.
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Thanks boss! And yes its an inline. I looked at the flint locks and they are out of my price range. I also plan to hunt with my smooth bore pardner nef. I think that will work well because the public hunting ground its wooded. And its a challenge. Muzzle loader hunting seems like allot of fun too.
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I picked up a Traditions Canyon at Cabelas on sale for $130, it's a Buckstalker renamed for selling at Cabela's. Inline, shotgun 209 primer and like JYD says you gotta watch about even talking about one on some BP forums, them guys can be terrible to you without realizing that it could lead to owning a "real" muzzleloader down the road if you decide that you like it.
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This is one I'm looking at. Cabelas is too far and its not legal to ship bp guns in Illinois! Ggggrrrrrrrrr. Bass pro shop our local gun shop is my only two choices. Here's one choice
http://www.chuckhawks.com/traditions_pursuit.jpg
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They all work pretty much the same, too bad about the shipping thing, maybe go on a road trip to another state and collect one.
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I'm ok with 175 for a like new knight with a scope. And 229 for a nickel pursuit from traditions is also ok.
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That should get the job done :) Looks like an H&R Topper
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Yup they are break action
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:thumbsup:

I think .22 are great I think they are a fine home defense weapon. It will do the job.
I think the video was great. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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