What kind of muzzleloader

[Chiefs50]

A Lyman .50 cal, cap gun, but as soon as I can afford it I am going to build a .62 cal fusil du chasse.

Mike

 

[Bob J]

Pedersoli 10 ga. double, Lyman GPR .54 percussion, .36 Tennessee flinter

 

[gmww]

Here are the ML I have in the order I got them.

Cabelas .54, 1:48" Hawkens made by Investarms, extra drop in barrel from GM .45, 1:28" twist.

Pedersoli full stock Pens. in .45, 1:48" twist

Hopkins and Allen Underhammer New version .50, 1:66" twist, 26" length. Extra .45, 1:66" twist barrel 32" lenght.

Pedersoli 12 ga. double barrel shotgun.

Hopkin and Allen Underhammer Old version .50, 1:60" twist 36" Douglas barrel so I'm told.

Forgive me if my memeory is a little off on the twist and length. Too lazy to dig them out of the safe right now.

A .60 smooth bore barrel is on the way for my Hopkin and Allen frame thanks to Fred.

 

[aragorn]

Pedersoli Kentucky 45 flint, just about a 50 cal Chambers York flint, in my dreams a 10 bore New England Fowler I want to start building soon ...

 

[Norskie]

Heavily modified Traditions Pioneer .50 caplock (PC only back to 1850 or so); Pedersoli .50 rocklock long rifle, I forget the model; Traditions Trapper .50 caplock pistol.

 

[Old Ironsights]

.50 SS TC Firestorm Flint.
.50 Traditions Buckhunter pistol
.50 Muzzleloading Accessory bbl for Mossberg 500
.45 H&R Huntsman - '60s vintage with "Sue Me" #11 nipple breech
.45 ROA C&B

 

[ryoung14]

TC:
Hawken .50
Seneca .36
Cherokee .32
Grey Hawk .50
Black Mountain Magnum .50
System 1 - Full set of barrels .32 to .58 plus 12ga.
Black Diamond .50 - It got me started

Lyman/Investarms:
GPR .54
Plains Pistol .50
Cabelas Hawken Carbine .50

Plus a few spare/drop-in barrels in different twists and calibers.

All percussion.

Which one do I like the best?
--The last one I shot.
Bob

 

[dlemaster]

.58 cal Edward Marshall
.60 cal copy of the signed Andreas Albrecht
20 gauge English trade gun (Wilson's Chiefs type)
.50 copy of my original signed Peter Gonter lancaster rifle
.58 cal original 1855 Model Harper's Ferry rifle musket

Regards, Dave

 

[dispatch 510]

T/C Renegade 54 cal
T/C Renegade 50 Cal
T/C New Englander 50 Cal
T/C Cherokee 45 Cal
T/C Treehawk 50 Cal
Traditions Scout 45 Cal
CVA Squirrel Rifle 32 Cal
CVA Hawkins Style 50 Cal
1860 44 cal cap n ball
:thumbsup: Don't ask which is my favorite I really could'nt pick one.

 

[roundball]

TC Hawken caplocks and Flintlock...
Rifles in .45/.50/.54/.58cals with TC & GM barrels;
Flint smoothbores with GM .54/.62cal barrels;

Just about impossible to decide that one is better than another...if I had to force myself I'd have to say the .45cal was the favorite.....well, maybe the .50....actually the .54cal is an excellent caliber....but then the .58cal is a real powerhouse...

 

[chuck-ia]

32 cherokee, (daughters) 36 southern mount. perc. north star west trade gun .62 cal., late lancaster 45 cal. flint. john armstrong 45 cal. flint. 62 cal. smooth bore american fowler, flint. lyman gpr caplock in 50 cal. lyman deerstalker 54 flint, ( gonna sell ). uberti 1860 colt, uberti remmington 36 cal. flinch

 

[pathfinderifh]

.40 cal smoothbore .50 cal smoothbore, both Tenn style,and a tulle and TRS 1728 Brown Bess. I have a lot of rifle's in both flint and percussion, but I prefer the smoothbore's for the simplicity and versitility :winking: