State calibers rules

[mrennich]

I own a Winchester x150 in a .45 and since it is not legal to use in my state, are there states that this is legal for? I’d like to keep this rifle because it shoots awesome but I’ve found a few states that it is not legal in. I’d figure I’d ask here instead of waiting to hear back from the states.
Thanks

 

[OG DramaLlama]

I own a Winchester x150 in a .45 and since it is not legal to use in my state, are there states that this is legal for? I’d like to keep this rifle because it shoots awesome but I’ve found a few states that it is not legal in. I’d figure I’d ask here instead of waiting to hear back from the states.
Thanks

Caliber legal for deer in ID. Elk, and I believe trophy species, have a .50 requirement. However, ID is does not allow BH 209. Loose powder only and percussion caps. All lead conicals/balls. No sabots. No scopes, open and peep only.


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[mrennich]

Thank you. I am thinking keeping it might be worth it

 

[elkguide]

Legal in Vermont but why would you want to hunt here?

 

[slvrslngr]

Maybe I'm missing it but I don't see where there are any restrictions on muzzleloader types in SD. This is all I found:

Muzzleloading Firearms - In seasons restricted to muzzleloading rifles, telescopic sights are not allowed. Telescopic sights are sights that utilize magnification. Muzzleloading pistols are not legal. No person may hunt, shoot, shoot at, wound, kill or pursue any big game animal with any muzzleloading rifle which discharges a projectile less than .44 caliber.

 

[2five7]

This should have just about everything you need to see where you can hunt with your Muzzleloader.

Articles - Muzzleloader Regulations by State