Drawbacks To Changing To FL Back to Percussion

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When I was in the Army in the 1960's I learned that with music systems the more components you had the better quality music could be produced. The more one component had to do, the less the quality. If you had a single component that would play the records, be a reciever, be an amp and so on, the quality, usually, sucked. Does this apply to muzzleloaders. Is a pistol or rifle that can be switched back and forth inferior to one which cannot? Is a fulltime FL rifle superior as a FL to a rifle that can be switched back and forth? I am not sure I am being clear.

 

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I missed my target. Didn't mean to post this here.

 

[R.C.BINGAMAN]

I own 2 that can be converted back and forth one is a Dixie .32 cal and the other a .50 Leonard Day swivel breech. Use them both flintlock and percussion with great success,I believe if the weapon is of a good manufacture it makes no difference in the quality of the final results,But rests solely on the ability of the shooter and their experience with said ignition system.R.C.