Best Muzzleloader for Northwest

[boue15ryan]

What are peoples preferred muzzleloader for the Northwest states where they have rules like an exposed cap, no scopes, no sabot, loaded from muzzle? Thanks for helping me narrow down my search.

 

[menhaden_man]

CVA Wolf NW edition will get the job done cheap.

 

[sabotloader]

I use Knight Rifles - extremely good rifes!

This is one example - there are other Knights

 

[Kiddross]

I’m in this conundrum myself . I am not new to muzzleloaders but looking for a new one being Oregon legal. Really the only two options for better tier inlines for Oregon are the CVA MR-X and knights .

I am hearing lots of bad reviews on the MR-X and knights customer service can’t be bothered to get back to me with a few questions.

I am not sure which way to go.

I just sold my Accura V2 to a buddy thinking for sure I was going knight but if they dont want my business do I want to support them with a $1100 purchase ?


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[Rich M]

I was surprised how well my Optima shoots. Haven't done anything western-legal but it is light years ahead of what I had in years past.

 

[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

Legal Idaho Muzzleloading Rifle

First let me say I'm new to the forum and looking for a bit of advice on a good legal muzzleloader. Idaho has certain requirements for the rifle to be legal for their restricted ML season. If you're wondering what the requirements are I've listed a summary at the bottom. The two most...

rokslide.com

Muzzleloader - Help Wanted

1) Looking to purchase my first muzzleloader 2) not interested in an entry level POS! Looking at Mid-High end 3) Will be used in Oregon(no scope, open ignition, no plastic sabot), so must be legal. Any and all recommendations are appreciated! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

rokslide.com

New to Muzzleloading looking for a gun that will work in Idaho

I have not sifted through all the threads but looking for a muzzle loader I can use in Idaho for Elk. They have strict guidelines (no 209 primers, no sabots, etc.). I am in the camp buy once cry once. So that said can I get muzzle loader that will work in Idaho and be upgraded/used to be more...

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[Orchemo]

If a traditional rifle is a consideration, I have a NIB Lyman Trade rifle. 50 cal , percussion

I am also in OR

 

[rousseb]

check out procision arms llc

 

[CMF]

I’m in this conundrum myself . I am not new to muzzleloaders but looking for a new one being Oregon legal. Really the only two options for better tier inlines for Oregon are the CVA MR-X and knights .

I am hearing lots of bad reviews on the MR-X and knights customer service can’t be bothered to get back to me with a few questions.

I am not sure which way to go.

I just sold my Accura V2 to a buddy thinking for sure I was going knight but if they dont want my business do I want to support them with a $1100 purchase ?


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I got a MR-X recently and doesn't appear to have any of the flaws I've seen in a couple of threads. I haven't got many shots through it yet, but it seems ok so far.

 

[Deerslayer6837]

Knight

 

[gonhunting247]

I really like my Knight.

 

[boue15ryan]

Knight

What do you like about the Knight?

 

[Petcoon]

I have a knight bighorn SS/Thumbhole .50 I really like, put a good rear peep and a globe front sight on it, you cant hardly find them anymore. I won a CVA Accura MRX NW at a banquet, hoping it will be a good rifle, break open will be nice to clean. I have a friend that has remington 700 MZ rifles and loves them. Might find a used one?