Posted by ShepFL on April 16, 2014 at 07:55:37 from (50.205.34.2):
In Reply to: Inline Muzzleloader posted by dej(jed) on April 16, 2014 at 07:12:23:
My wife has an Omega and loves it. Easy to load, easy to clean and she enjoys shooting it.
For me I have been hunting black powder since 1980. I moved from flint to percussion in 1986. Finally moved to inline this past season. Saved my pennies and sold a flintlock to fund an older T/C Encore Prohunter. My does not have the speed breech plug. It is a little more spendy than the Omega but I was patient and found one in my price range. I really like that I can go from blackpowder, to center fire (.223 varmits) to handgun with same frame.
I also have an 1874 Sharps Long Range for BPCR competitions but hunting with it can be a bear - it weighs around 13 lbs. Gets real heavy after lugging it around all day.
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