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Don't know if anyone makes an inline that shoots #11s anymore.

Curious; why do you want one that shoots #11 caps?
 
JOSEY WALES said:
In the market for an in line muzz that shoots no.11 cap, whats the best one for acur and distance.

Early version Knight inlines used #11 caps. But I don't think there's been an inline made in the last 6 or 7 years that uses #11s.
 
209 primers are considered ammunition and felons can't possess but a muzzleloader and 11 caps there good to go I believe
 
Wes Parrish said:
JOSEY WALES said:
. . . . . only thing my friend can shoot.
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Same question here. Only thing I can think of is if he has a record and can't own certain firearms. Think the #11 caps are viewed different. Oh well it doesn't matter so as mentioned previously the earlier Knight muzzleloaders use them. I had one (T-5 Woodsman) that I bought back in the early to mid 90's that my brother-in-law owns now. Very good guns so have him look for a Knight. Think another model is LK93. My brother still uses an old Thompson Center that uses #11 caps.
 
Sounds like a traditional side hammer gun to me. What do you mean by acur and distance?

There's nothing wrong with #11 caps. They do exactly what they were designed to do....set off a charge of real black powder. The trend towards the use of 209 primers is the result of modern black powder substitutes tendency to be hard to ignite. Since just about everyone is using 209s it sure enough has made #11s hard to find.
 
UTGrad said:
I'd get one that shoots 209 primers.

X~2............been there done that with #11's.
Accura V~2 with bergarra barrel hard to beat!!
or better yet go smokeless!!!
 
For what your looking for the Knight rifles will be about the best performers you can buy for the money!
 

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