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Here's one of several mulie bucks I've taken with a T/C Seneca .45 and T/C maxi-hunter in front of 70 gr of 2f Goex and another of a bighorn ewe with the same rifle/maxi-hunter in front of 75 gr of Goex 2f....works fine!

Sold to a new friend, Prairie Dawg. Thanks everyone.

Pending sale to Prairie Dawg, will update soon. Thanks for the interest!

.45 Seneca with stock shortened as show. It has a pull of about 12 1/4" compared to the normal 13 3/4" (see 1st picture - top rifle above the un-modified Seneca below which is not for sale). I picked this up years ago as is for a back-up rifle, but only shot it once. It shot prb fine, but I...

I have one in .54 that is also 1:48 and it shoots maxiballs pretty well. I've never tried round balls in it, but I'm sure I could work up a load for them too. It's taken 1 cow elk. I also have a 12 ga barrel with choke tubes for it that works really well for chukars and quail.

I think I'm getting really close to ordering a .45 with the extra curly maple too. Would love to see a picture when you get it!

Sold. Please close.

Actually, no that's the way it came. It does seem to be done pretty well.

I bought this kit several years ago but just never got around to finishing it. I'm including a pineapple patchbox kit from TOW that I had intended to inlet into the stock. Also, I had picked up a couple of spare touchhole liners that I'll throw in too. $500 + shipping.

Bighorn ewe I got in November, 2019 in the Clemans Mountain unit. I managed to get to within about 45 yards of a small group and took this one with my .45 Seneca and home cast maxi-hunter in front of 75gr of Goex 2f. Another fun solo hunt!

West Richland

Nice little rifles. The first muzzleloader I got when I started shooting them again in 2002. I found a brand new .54 at a local sporting goods store that I bought for $159. As others have said, the .54's had a 1:48 twist and the .50's had a faster twist, 1:20 or 1:32. Mine served me well for...

I actually started putting in for sheep and mountain goats in 1972 and drew a goat tag the first year. It took me until 2014 to draw my ram tag and though I hunted for several days with my .62 T/C Hawken, I ended up taking one with a .270. I continued to put in for ewes and drew in 2019....It...

I use punched felt wads and bore butter with another felt wad or thin card overshot. Mine seems to pattern fine out to about 30 yds with the modified tube. I've only hunted upland though, not turkeys. I'm betting the felt wads would work through a tighter tube though maybe not as tight a...

Ewe, that is....:) I haven't visited this site in quite a while, so I thought I'd post up a picture of the bighorn ewe I got in November, 2019 in the Clemans Mountain unit. I managed to get to within about 45 yards of a small group and took this one with my .45 Seneca and home cast maxi-hunter...

You'll love it. I have one with .54 and 12 ga barrels. I've taken 1 cow elk and 1 whitetail doe with the .54 barrel and numerous chukars and quail with the 12 ga barrel. It's a pretty versatile gun!

A ways downstream of Selah and a bit easier going

Yeah, I'm a few miles away from you in West Richland and that is the Yakima.

They come up often enough, but you have to jump on them. I have a 12 ga that I got in really great condition and I found a brand new .54 barrel for it too. I've taken one cow elk and quite a few chukars and quail with it. They are petty nice guns and one that I probably won't let go of any...

Upland finished today, but I had to work. I did get out after chukars with Lilly and the New Englander yesterday. Lilly's going to be 11 this spring, but she still has the heart, nose, and about 3/4 of her legs!