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#2926702 - 08/30/12 05:31 PM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Howa]
Howa
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Here's my own 45/70 conversion, an Encore Pro-Hunter, this is the one the kids shoot.....





Then I've got the two Remington 700ML smokeless .45 conversions...."Ug" and "Envy"..........
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#2926775 - 08/30/12 06:39 PM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Howa]
Hickory Nut
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No one has a replica blackpowder rifle to show? Where are those sleek Kentucky style rifles or stocky Hawkens.
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#2927641 - 08/31/12 10:36 AM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Howa]
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 Originally Posted By: Howa
RubberDuck rocking the 45/70 smokeless conversion, I like it!


Lol. I think if I ever build another one it'll be an Encore. Or maybe I'll just bite the bullet and go for a Smokeless 700.
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#2927695 - 08/31/12 11:11 AM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Hickory Nut]
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 Originally Posted By: Hickory Nut
No one has a replica blackpowder rifle to show? Where are those sleek Kentucky style rifles or stocky Hawkens.


Hawken style fullstock that I've retired. Nothing wrong with it at all and could still take her out hunting with confidence. I scatch built this gun from parts way back in the middle 70s. The stock started out as plank of curly maple. About 90% of the build was with hand tools.



This old photo is me and the same rifle. I killed that buck on Thanksgiving Day in 1978. If I remember correctly, Tennessee didn't have a muzzle loading season in place then. Oh yes...that euro mount in the first pic is from the deer below.

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#2927843 - 08/31/12 01:03 PM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Wobblyshot1]
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Some cool history there Wobblyshot!
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#2928682 - 09/01/12 11:20 AM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: MUP]
Hickory Nut
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Yea. That's what I'm talking about.
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#2930298 - 09/03/12 08:13 AM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Wobblyshot1]
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#2930833 - 09/03/12 06:36 PM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Boone 58]
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number 1

savage ml 10-2 fully floated and beaded and 3rd screw added has killed deer at 326 yds scoped with a zeiss 3-9x40target knobs








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cva buckhorn magnum cheap ole tasco




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cva frontier side lock percussion no scope




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#2942733 - 09/13/12 09:30 PM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: Deer Assassin]
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#2943320 - 09/14/12 11:22 AM Re: Show us your Muzzleloader (AKA smokepole) [Re: BuckHunter511]
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Some of my blackpowder firearms...top is the .50 Lyman GPR...middle one is the .54 Pedersoli Rocky Mountain Hawken and bottom is my little .40 flintlock longrifle.
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