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Are they even legal?

Looks like 209 primer guns are OK under Tennessee law by what’s posted above

Probably a disadvantage as it uses a proprietary cartridge to go bang. If you can’t find them in stock , out of luck Compared to a regular muzzleloader which can use a variety of powder and bullets

Might as well But then it’s no longer a muzzleloader season

Which NFL team drafts her?

Looks like the gun makers are lobbying North Carolina to legalize this type of rifle. I wouldn't be surprised if they are lobbying the TWRA too

I didn't know muskies were in Watts Bar

90 plus percent of the muzzle loaders being used for hunting in 1970s were slidelocks with open sights where 100 yards shots were long shots. Not many were using Springfields. Today almost every Tom, Dick, and Harry has an weather proof inline with a scope that uses smokeless or magnum powders...

Except the 350 Legend has a legitimate function- for use in areas where discharging a longer range firearm is unsafe or dangerous. Michigan and Ohio enacted the requirements that created the 350 cartridge to allow folks to use rifles that are "safer" than discharging a 338 ultra mag in a flat...

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That's my thinking and concern

Very true.

If you legalize this gun, why not single shot full cartridges?

It’s not legal in Tennessee in muzzleloading season and I expect will remain that way. I think this will flop ultimately anyway Not even felons can hunt with it

It is classified as a firearm that requires a background check because it does not meet the definition of antique. Most states are right to consider a muzzle loader as simply a gun that loads BOTH propellant and projectile down the bore. This nitrofire gun is not a muzzle loader.

Please keep it that way

Muzzleloaders should load both the propellant and projectile from the front to be legal. When you change that, it ceases to be a muzzleloading deer season.

Colt factory magazines will work for GI type

Nice

Congrats