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Eric,I also had a Renegade .50 kit that I could hardly pound the ball down!! {.495} Almost made me quit shooting.Always tell beginners to start with the smaller ball/ patch combo.As they get more experienced they can play with the best combos.

Thats not original,somebody's cheesey idea to make it cool.Only other reason for it would be to shim the barrel,if for some reason it was loose.I'm sure it will come right off,if you want it off.Good thing is, it looks like you got a very clean,very nice TC.

Just starting to work up a turkey load for my TC New Englander I have screw in chokes,with a super full extended choke.I have 5 and 6 shot {lead}Do not want to use shot cups if I can help it. I have felt wads and cushion wads,any good loads for Turkey you would like to share? Thanks.

Yup,the Mountain Rifle worked out all right for Larry and his dad.I just wish I would known about them selling them!!

These Brownings were made in Utah,one of the few Brownings made in the good ole USA.Their demise was the fact that other US muzzle-loader companys{TC} and mostly foreign muzzleloaders were way,way cheaper.The Browning was a beautiful,fairly accurate plains rifle,that just could not compete with...

That is unbelievable!!

Sent you a PM Mike.

One of the few Brownings made in the good ole USA. It should be a true .54.

Yes, a picture would help our speculation. My guess is it is a Thompson Center Hawken,they had quite a few oddball limited edition runs.

Thanks,I knew they made hard shot,didn't know they called it Magnum.

I don't understand how Magnum #4s correlate's to muzzleloader shot?

Sounds like they are very consistent with having pinholes!What a pain to deal with it once,but twice what a joke.

Dave,luckily it is unused and is clean as a whistle.For a dollar I think I can get some use out of it.

Its for any TC with octagon barrel,except Seneca and Cherokee.It has a flat base,the peeps for New Englanders have a curved base.The New Englanders peep can be used on the Hawkens,Renegade after you flatten the base.Seneca and Cherokee have their own downsized peep.

Thanks guys,especially Zonie for the ruler trick.I saw the pellet chart but unfortunately I don't have calipers.

Got a quart jar of birdshot at a auction.Looks like it is mostly one size,but i have no idea what size. I would like to use this for turkey hunting if right size.Any ideas on sizing this? Also where is a good place to get smaller bags of birdshot for my muzzleloader.Best shot size for turkeys...

Awesome find. Thanks.

That is nice!