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smokeless muzzleloaders?
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<blockquote data-quote="TheLBLman" data-source="post: 3410998" data-attributes="member: 1409"><p>Also, some places that had been "shotguns only" are now "shotgun/muzzleloader". While the reliability of a shotgun may remain higher than any muzzleloader, today's muzzleloaders are quite reliable (when proper care is taken), and the smokeless muzzleloaders are generally more accurate with more longer-range capability than any shotgun.</p><p></p><p>Am <u>not</u> saying I'd rather use my Savage smokeless muzzleloader than a particular modern shotgun designed for shooting slugs, but am saying in certain circumstances the muzzleloader may be the better choice, and that in many circumstances you do now have that choice. (Our "statewide" muzzleloader season does <u>not</u> allow the use of shotguns.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLBLman, post: 3410998, member: 1409"] Also, some places that had been "shotguns only" are now "shotgun/muzzleloader". While the reliability of a shotgun may remain higher than any muzzleloader, today's muzzleloaders are quite reliable (when proper care is taken), and the smokeless muzzleloaders are generally more accurate with more longer-range capability than any shotgun. Am [u]not[/u] saying I'd rather use my Savage smokeless muzzleloader than a particular modern shotgun designed for shooting slugs, but am saying in certain circumstances the muzzleloader may be the better choice, and that in many circumstances you do now have that choice. (Our "statewide" muzzleloader season does [u]not[/u] allow the use of shotguns.) [/QUOTE]
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