help figuring out my next muzzleloader
#1
help figuring out my next muzzleloader
I am planning on getting another muzzleloader next august, I have to save up money and my target amount around $600 and wanted to give myself enough time to get to that amount. I was thinking about the knight roll back. The $600 also for a scope for it.
#2
RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
Well you have almost an entire year to consider all the possible rifles out here. By them a lot more reviews will be in on all the different new rifles, and scopes. Sounds like a good idea. Save your money, consider all the rifles that interest you, and by then you will have the money to make the purchase..
#3
RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
yep, as long as the law stays the same, and the price is good, buy 2 I like
just kidding. but I am keeping my options open, but I have ruled out most of the cva line up, I don't like most of there stocks, and the electra I am not sure it is legel or going to be to hunt with in va.
just kidding. but I am keeping my options open, but I have ruled out most of the cva line up, I don't like most of there stocks, and the electra I am not sure it is legel or going to be to hunt with in va.
#4
RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
corey012778
Well, if they are legal in your state - I think the one the better - new - modern guns out there is the Knight KRB... They are even reasonably priced, unless you choose the upper end camo jobs. If they are in your price range, I would rate them higher than any of the CVA offerings and possibly just ahead of the Omega line. The proven accurate GM barrel, removable trigger group and easy cleaning surely are appealing.
I need another ML like I need a hole in the head - but I keep looking at those KRB's, it is just a good thing they are not being stocked in this area as the 3 pacific Northwest states still do not allow 209/primer ignition + other things that most states do allow.
Well, if they are legal in your state - I think the one the better - new - modern guns out there is the Knight KRB... They are even reasonably priced, unless you choose the upper end camo jobs. If they are in your price range, I would rate them higher than any of the CVA offerings and possibly just ahead of the Omega line. The proven accurate GM barrel, removable trigger group and easy cleaning surely are appealing.
I need another ML like I need a hole in the head - but I keep looking at those KRB's, it is just a good thing they are not being stocked in this area as the 3 pacific Northwest states still do not allow 209/primer ignition + other things that most states do allow.
#5
RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
Since Virginia specifically allows for smokeless in the muzzleloader season, I would not look any further than a Savage ML-II. Add in a scope and an inexpensive digital scale, it might be a little bit more than $600, but well worth it IMO.
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Typical Buck
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RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
ORIGINAL: sabotloader
corey012778
Well, if they are legal in your state - I think the one the better - new - modern guns out there is the Knight KRB... They are even reasonably priced, unless you choose the upper end camo jobs. If they are in your price range, I would rate them higher than any of the CVA offerings and possibly just ahead of the Omega line. The proven accurate GM barrel, removable trigger group and easy cleaning surely are appealing.
corey012778
Well, if they are legal in your state - I think the one the better - new - modern guns out there is the Knight KRB... They are even reasonably priced, unless you choose the upper end camo jobs. If they are in your price range, I would rate them higher than any of the CVA offerings and possibly just ahead of the Omega line. The proven accurate GM barrel, removable trigger group and easy cleaning surely are appealing.
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: help figuring out my next muzzleloader
ORIGINAL: Doegirl75
Since Virginia specifically allows for smokeless in the muzzleloader season, I would not look any further than a Savage ML-II. Add in a scope and an inexpensive digital scale, it might be a little bit more than $600, but well worth it IMO.
Since Virginia specifically allows for smokeless in the muzzleloader season, I would not look any further than a Savage ML-II. Add in a scope and an inexpensive digital scale, it might be a little bit more than $600, but well worth it IMO.
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