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See THAT makes sense to me and that sounds fine. I just think I should be able to have a ML pistol while hunting with a rifle. Not like I want to carry something with a 10 round mag etc etc just another single shot for what ever reason. The reason is irrelevant. So it sounds like Kansas got it...

Yes sir, same here, we CAN carry a pistol during archery season as well and of course you can't dispatch a deer with it but I can definitely nock an arrow WAY faster than I can reload a muzzleloader (and I don't think am too slow at that either) We do have bears and bobcats ,granted I haven't...

Sorry , these are Vermont State reg's. Ya know the state that hardly has any gun laws hahaha. No permit to carry concealed or open. So Kansas does not limit you to one muzzleloading gun in the hunting season?

Here it is right out of the book!! Pretty black n white to me.....

Don’t get me wrong I’m not complaining. I’m just trying to understand the ACTUAL reasoning behind the rule. So far I have not heard one. Because if you also have a pistol ………….. ?What? Downside would be? You just have another gun your not going to fire😂😂😂

Another good reason 👍🏽

That’s the thing….. it IS legal to use a pistol as long as the pistol has a minimum barrel length of 10”. So if we can hunt with a pistol OR a long gun then why can’t I carry both? That is more my point. During the rifle season you can carry what ever the hell you want , a pistol a rifle etc at...

That is correct!!!!

Yes thats where I am.

I guess I’m just a person who doesn’t like limitations put on him🤷🏻‍♂️. I just feel comfortable with one of each 😆

So if you CAN hunt with a rifle and you CAN hunt with a pistol then why not be able to carry one of each is all I need to ask them I guess.

But you CAN hunt with a single shot ML pistol !! It doesn't say it has to be a long gun. It just says : other than one single-barreled muzzleloading firearm. Doesn't specify rifle or pistol. It does specify single projectile so no shot but thats it......

Yeah thats what I'm thinking I need to do

And I agree about giving the animal time:thumb:

Right, thats my whole point, why the limitation? For what valid reason? If there is a valid reason that makes sense ,then I would understand.I'm just trying to understand why that would be.......

But do you see a reason to not?

Our muzzleloader hunting regulations specify: A person hunting deer in a muzzleloader deer season shall not possess any firearms other than one single-barreled muzzleloading firearm, and shall not possess or substitute any archery equipment or crossbow while hunting deer under a muzzleloader...

I like it that way!! If you're hunting with it your cap (wether a musket or #11) won't fall off.

First off.....beautiful long gun! I was at a gun show this weekend and I ran across some caps ,the container didn't look familiar to me so I opened it up to see what they were and they were percussion caps but definitely bigger than #11's I wish I could remember what they were maybe these??But...

If I remember right, they had either 2 or 3 packages in the 'used muzzleloader stuff' box but they are still in the unopened package, so they're still brand new.Yes the black .58 ones:thumb: I didn't see the price on them but I'm pretty sure they are going to be cheap because they are always...