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OK, my go to muzzleloader is a 1992 vintage TC Thunderhawk, yeah its ugly, kinda outdated but shoots like a house a fire, have taken several deer beyound 200 yards, farthest was 267. On a good day 3 TC 250 gr shockwaves will blow one large ragged hole in a 100 yard target. was affraid I couldn't get parts for it if the need should arise so last year I bought a like new/used one for 225.00.
a couple pics the first day I hunted with it, one buck fell at 30 yards, the other at 110 ![]() the next year, I missed this buck running on thur morn, took him fri morn ![]() This buck was shot the last day of season a couple years ago at 208 yards, DRT ![]() anyway look around you can buy these guns for cheap, and their replacement model the diamond back is cheap as well. the thunderhawks come standard with a timney trigger. RR
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jon i have never heard of any prolims my brother in law bought one the only complaint he had was the triger sucked.
I would have to go with g.d about the wolf and rossi makes a combo gun with 2 or 3 barrels the 2 barrel kit goes for about 180 here i seen one here for sell at dunhams with a 243 and a 50 normaly they are shotgun muzzle loader combos unless you bought a 3 barrle combo. I have a rossi by the way with a 243 a 12gauge and a 50cal. Many states have regs saying no optics or no inlines youseing 209 primers. I would check your regs good becuse for years we couldnt even use pyrodex each state is diferent. |
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