After Deer Season Ends... Who still shoots inlines?

[GoexBlackhorn]

Here in Michigan, I halt shooting until late March or early April. When we start getting a few mid-day hours in the 50s temperature range, I'll take a ride to the state-governed shooting range.

I must first have my Traditions sidehammer worked-on. Both the tang bolt and the bolster screw on the drum need to be easy-outed. Traditions.com has mailed me both items already. I also want to try-out a bare primer breechplug I got from Knight Rifles and my new bulk 50-pk box of Hornady FTX 200gr in 44-cal. Those I'm shooting out of my Omega.

I'll also be trying out two CP products for use up-north, when I'm gone for a week or-so hunting (I hope). Both items contain a cleaner and protectant, not a Lube.
1) T/C-17 patches (100-pk)
2) Butch's Blackpowder Bore Shine (liquid)

The Butch's contents I will transfer to a small plastic 2oz spray bottle I have. These two products remove any rusting worries I have about my daily-swabbings of my bore, during the entire week up-north - in generally humid conditions. I'll be shooting my guns during hunting season twice every day.... after morning and evening hunts. The powder will be real black (Goex FFF).

 

[wjspratley1]

Id like to try varmint\ small game hunting after deer season but I'd need to find a small caliber traditional percussion ml, not sure what to get or how small, if anyone has something that fits the bill let me know I'm looking!!!

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[rangerod]

Traditions makes the .32 cal Crockett Rifle Kit. You can find on muzzleloader.com.

 

[Dougs136Schwartz]

Gonna do some test and tuning on a couple rifles

 

[MrTom]

I just enjoy shooting the black powder weapons so I will continue to shoot as long as ice doesn't form in the beard.