TC Renegade

[56 kodiak shooter]

if you had to choosed which one would you pick, flint or percussion, in 50 or 54-thanks randy

 

[patocazador]

Hunting or targets??

If it's hunting, then it's a percussion .54, no question. If it's targets, suit yourself. Rock locks are fun to play with.

 

[Gramps]

Rock lock.
Flinters can be finicky.
I have both, love my rock locks.


This one is mine.
MINE! ALL MINE!!!!


http://www.custommuzzleloaders.com/buckscounty.html

AAAA fancy maple, Colrain swamped barrel, caliber .40.
A round ball shooter.
I've shot it with as little as 10 grains of Swiss 3 f g .
Like a .22 rimfire but slower to reload. 
Much slower.

The builder is a master.

I also have a .45 round ball shooter rock lock but the
maker is unknown.
A plain looking rifle but hey! It's a muzzle loader and it's
FUN and accurate.
It isn't "period correct" as it was built by an apprentice but
has nice wood, not fancy, but nice.
I didn't pay too much either.
The fancy one cost me a grand back then.
Today??? $5,000 wouldn't touch one IF you could fine
one that nice.


Go here if you want to slobber and drool.

https://www.trackofthewolf.com/

Oh! I also have a lifetime supply of Goex (yuk),
Schuetzen (sp?) and SWISS.
Lots of Swiss, 3 and 4 f g.

Swiss is about the best there is on today's market.

Check powderinc.com

 

[exMember]

Percussion

 

[Gramps]

Percussion

Yes for a beginner I'd go percussion.

I've take a number of deer with a percussion front stuffer.