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- Thread starter Jim Mayo
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Dstegjas
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I do have a few smoke poles. My first muzzleloader was a T/C Renegade in 54 caliber. It was sold years go. I missed it so badly I bought another one in 50 caliber a few years later. This one is a left handed though. I have my father's Renegade in 54 caliber that he shot very little.
My more modern muzzleloader is the T/C Omega in 50 caliber. I have it scoped and it is very accurate.
Now for my original muzzleloaders. I have a British percussion rifle that dates back to the civil war era. I don't know what caliber it is but it is not in shootable condition.
My last one is an original Kentucky long rifle. It is an 36 caliber rifle. Although I remember shooting this one with my dad back in the late 60's. I doubt it's safe to shoot it know. Both were wall hangers in my parents house for years. Now they both are in my gun safe.
My more modern muzzleloader is the T/C Omega in 50 caliber. I have it scoped and it is very accurate.
Now for my original muzzleloaders. I have a British percussion rifle that dates back to the civil war era. I don't know what caliber it is but it is not in shootable condition.
My last one is an original Kentucky long rifle. It is an 36 caliber rifle. Although I remember shooting this one with my dad back in the late 60's. I doubt it's safe to shoot it know. Both were wall hangers in my parents house for years. Now they both are in my gun safe.
dademoss
Active member
A Zouve in .58 and a Cook Bros Carbine in .58, used to shoot in the NSSA.
