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Take a look at rotometals.com

Take a look at rotometals.com

This is from an email I received from them today: ~BLACK FRIDAY SALE~ 40% OFF Jacara Straight Stock Muzzleloader Starts 12:01am on 11/24/23 Ends 11:59pm on 11/24/23 AT CHECKOUT, USE PROMO CODE KBF40

I received an email from Knight this evening regarding their Veterans Day Sale. ~VETERANS DAY SALE~ THIS WEEKEND ONLY! 20% OFF RIFLES AT CHECKOUT, USE PROMO CODE VETS23 *** SALE DOES NOT INCLUDE DISC EXTREME RIFLES ***

Yep that's right 209. How much do you want for them? Paul

I'm looking for the brass adaptors that use a small rifle primer from Precision Rifle. These were the predecessor to the current ones (stainless steel) that use a large rifle primer. God bless, Paul

Like I said, they're not for everyone.

Not sure where you live. They will regret doing this. It's an epidemic here in Texas. As few years back, they legalized hunting them from helicopters. That's how bad it has gotten. These things can "tear up an iron anvil with a glass chisel and a rubber hammer".

I've been using Cecil Epp's Vari-Flame adapters for several years in my T/C Omega (pre- S&W). It made a big difference in group sizes. It consistently shoots one in groups at 100 yards. They may not be for everyone but they have worked for me. I sent 2 breech plugs to him to be machined out...

Take a look at the MTM line. I use several different types depending what I'm wanting to do. Here's the link to Midsouth Shooters Supply: https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/dept/shooting/range-organization/hard-boxes As you can see there's many choices. Others sell them but I've founds...

IMHO this is very good advice. Buy the highest quality glass you can afford. I have several Nikon Inline XR's (now Prostaff 3 Muzzleloader), Leupold and Vortex. All are 3-9x40mm I like them all, but my favorite are the Nikon's. Best bang for the buck from my point of view.

I try to leave the bore, as close to as possible, in the same condition shot after shot. I do this with my traditional and modern in-line muzzleloaders. I concur with alcohol (91%) and Windex. I use one slightly damp patch (just damp enough that it will go down the bore without getting stuck)...

I'm trying to locate these for the small rifle primers. They are no longer made. I contacted Cecil Epp @ Precision Rifle hoping he might have a few laying around. No luck. If anyone has some, I would be interested. Many thanks, Paul

Good advice.

One thing you might want to check are the scope mounts. Especially if it's spraying your shots consistently. Just a thought. I concur with the no pellets too. You can do a better job of tuning it with loose powder. Good luck and hope all goes well.