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Recommend a BP Rifle (Brand & Model)
Hey Fellers,
I'm thinking about getting a black powder rifle for deer hunting. I know nothing about BP rifles. What is a good brand and model based on your knowledge and experience? Thanks in advance for your advice. |
Looking for cheap or classic?
Cabela's makes a nice hawken or you can check out places like Dixie gun works and see what catches your eye. |
Looking for a modern BP rifle.....want a quality piece.
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A quality piece? Like a custom built rifle with a custom price or a nice long rifle or a well made relatively historically accurate gun like a hawken that's good for hunting or a modern bp rifle as in an inline?
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If you want a quality piece, contact Colin Stoltzer at Stoltzer and Sons Gunsmithing. He does beautiful work, he studied under Steve Zihn, and his prices are reasonable. http://stolzergunsmithing.webs.com/ He is located at Washington, Kansas.
Notice the .50 Boxlock, it is historically accurate, and will be of the finest workmanship. Call Colin and visit with him he is a really nice guy, tell him Bill told you to call. |
I like Thomson Center for a more traditional rifle. I don't know much about the modern in lines.
Do you prefer a traditional or a modern rifle? |
I have a Thompson Encore, a lot of guys here like the CVAs mainly the Optima and a few Wolfs around. I have heard good things about the CVA Apex, it is an interchangeable system like the Encore and is supposed to be accurate, but I believe they don't have as many calibers available for interchangeable barrels as the Encore has.
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Lyman Great Plains.
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gotta reccomend the CVA Wolf. Not very expensive, deadly accurate and a cinch to clean!
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