[USNWO]

Then it would be my guess that yes, you could take a deer down at 100yds. (You did say 100yds, right?)

[alsaqr]

i know a guy who has a Navy Arms Country Boy rifle. He bought the gun new about 1998. It is a good serviceable gun that is better made than most new inline muzzleloders today.

[bearbuster50]

spittin fire....i own a navy arms country boy.. and with 100 grs of hodgon 777 powder and a 444 gr powerbelt all lead conical... i have taken a 300 pound black bear that only stubled 40 feet after being hit.. as for whitetail deer.. i got on in the freezer .. that was shot same with same gun.. the distance it was shot.. as taken by a bushnel range finder..125 yard i used same powder load of 100grs of 777.. but i used a saboted .451 300 gr hollow point.. with a descent scope yes 150 yard shots are fairy easy with this handy little rifle..

[bearbuster50]

oh by the way inside the stock should be a storeage space .for a cleaning kit or what ever you put in it..

[towboater]

Yep, should be good out to 100 yards. Ya might have to play around with your load combinations a bit to find what it likes best.

[thdrduck]

After working up a load, you should have no problem killing a paper plate at 150 yards.