WTB Muzzel loading rifle

I have a nice TC Scout, .50 caliber with a Williams Guide receiver sight. Selling because to hunt Elk in Colorado with a patched round ball you must use a .54 caliber or larger. Asking $275.00 shipped. Send email address for pictures. Thank you, Michael
 
In most states you can get muzzle loaders shipped to your door.
Look at Buds Gun Shop, you may also want a pistol or revolver too!
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/2084_803_1783/Black+Powder+Rifles/
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/2084_803_1784/Black+Powder+Pistols/
I don't have a preference as to side-lock, in-line, pistol, revolver or even the bullet or powder type. So I'm no help.
Depending on your interest, there is a tremendous amount of diverse loading and shooting capabilities available.
This is some of the components list for the stuff I use in my revolver, pistol, in-line or traditional muzzle loaders. Hell, I even cast my own projectiles.
Goex, Pyrodex RS and P, even Blackhorn 209 powders.
#10, #11, Musket percussion caps, 209 primers.
Cast 44cal round balls, 50cal conical bullets, 50cal sabots for use with 44cal or 45cal projectiles.
 
If you are into the higher end hand made by various makers, try

www.trackofthewolf.com
 
Savage 10MLII, Blue/synthetic if you are looking for a smokeless. You can also use BP or BP substitutes in it. Excellent condition.
 
If you are looking for an inexpensive shooter, I may have what you want. Been sitting in the back of my safe for years. I would have to pull it out and check, but I believe it is a Traditions brand. It is 50 cal. I believe it is a Hawkins style. It is stainless with black composite stock. I took it in trade and keep meaning to shoot it, but have never gotten around to it. Will sell for $185 to your door. Glad to email photos upon request.
 
I have a T/C Hawken, 45 cal with fixed sights that I haven't fired in probably 15 years. It sits in my son's safe.... I changed the sights shortly after I bought it in 1976, and sighted them in to hit the bottom of a Pepsi can @ 75 yards w/ a 70 gr. load of 2ffg of Pyrodex Pistol. I've killed a lot of tree rats with that rifle. My favorite powder measure is a .444 Marlin brass.
I also have a T/C .440 rb mold, a T/C Maxiball mold and a possibles bag that are just collecting dust.
 

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