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As of right now its not legal here either and you can bet states that dont allow pellets are not gunna allow a "pellet" that loads from the breach.
Could be they left the patent open so someone can actually improve it? Open source like they do in the IT world. I will try triple 8 "granules" at least once.Its says Hodgdon Triple 8 GRANULAR powder
There’s a ledge in there that prevents the bullet from being loaded from the breech.Indiana doesn't have many restrictions on muzzleloaders. You can use just about any sort of propellant, ignition and projectile combination you want. However the regs state:
"A muzzleloading firearm must be capable of being loaded from only the muzzle."
I think that settles things for Indiana. The Firestick won't fly here.
That’s pretty much what the sidelock guys have been saying about inlines all along.How in the world could anybody support such a system ??? If Leihigh Defence's gun is the same thing its ridiculous too !!!! I kinda find this insulting to my inteligence to even TRY to call this a mz . This isnt an advancement of our sport at all , nor helpfull . Makes me feel creepy like tryin to get away with something . Shame on them !!!
Cabelas Canada.... $79.99/10oz jug, looks like it went up this year, its the only powder I use for my inlinesDaaaang, that is crazy. Should we work out some way to get it to you the way some cigs get over there?
You could load that bullet from the rear in a cartridge rifle. You couldn’t in this thing of Traditions. That’s the only difference.What is the difference?
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I got a 5# for $255 i could get one for you if 'you know who' wants to bring it over to you.Cabelas Canada.... $79.99/10oz jug, looks like it went up this year, its the only powder I use for my inlines
true but could also have breech made with a stop which is what they have so you can seat Federal bullet. or leave like it is then i have two rifles in oneYou could load that bullet from the rear in a cartridge rifle. You couldn’t in this thing of Traditions. That’s the only difference.
Big difference !!! The inline was originally from loonnng ago . They should put their brain in gear before engageing mouth.......That’s pretty much what the sidelock guys have been saying about inlines all along.
It’s just a matter of where you decide to draw the line...
My response was sarcasm 45--70 . You miss that ???What is the difference?
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Yep .The Department of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) currently categorizes Traditions NitroFire muzzleloader rifle as one that does require an ATF Form 4473 to be completed and approved for purchase.
https://www.americanrifleman.org/ar...vCTEvqk3hULLxbPzieMD4AuANrmUu7tq-p302Mqe_zfRk
There’s a ledge in there that prevents the bullet from being loaded from the breech.
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