Posted by RayP(MI) on December 18, 2013 at 07:16:34 from (207.241.143.114):
In Reply to: Flintlock Muzzleloading posted by Fullers Farmalls on December 17, 2013 at 19:50:29:
How you guys do it with flintlocks, I don't know. Must be many more misses than hits! Michigan allows in-lines, and I have 2 a H&R and a TC. Both are fast firing, one uses #11, other 209 primers. Almost like a modern single shot - but reloading time is longer! My H&R actually doubles as a single shot .223 rest of the year.
When I was doing my training for 4-H shooting sports a while back, we had TC sidelocks - they were troublesome on ignition. So I can only imagine what you guys who have to use flintlocks must go through. As far as Muzzle loading season, only been out a couple times. Michigan's season is in December, and weather is often unpleasant enough (brutal) that I don't want to go out and freeze to death! Gotta be a real heavy duty sportsman to appreciate muzzle season here. I enjoy shooting muzzle loaders, but!
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