Three of my most liked muzzle loders .32-.36-.45 TC,s

[leslie hetrick]

three of my most prizied muzzle loaders that I own. .32-.36-.45 tc small framed cap lock rifles. .32 Cherokee, .36 seneca, .45 Seneca. they are a joy to carry and shoot and very easy on powder and lead. eastbanks.

 

[CAustin]

three of my most prizied muzzle loaders that I own. .32-.36-.45 tc small framed cap lock rifles. .32 Cherokee, .36 seneca, .45 Seneca. they are a joy to carry and shoot and very easy on powder and lead. eastbanks.

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Do you actually hunt with them?
Nice looking wood.

 

[BenKK]

Nice rifles! It’s so rewarding hunting with traditional muzzleloaders!

 

[leslie hetrick]

yes, I hunt small game with them. I would like to kill a deer with the .45. but have not yet. I use two flint locks in the late flintlock season, a pedersoli blue ridge .50 with a 1-66 and a RMC .50 with a 1-28. I have been shooting black powder since 1968. I have 9 rifles and one shotgun(12ga) and a ruger old army black powder revolver, from .32-.58 calibers. eastbanks.

 

[AZDAVE]

They made a quality product, I still have a renegade in a 50.