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<blockquote data-quote="Kimber.204" data-source="post: 2284835" data-attributes="member: 102567"><p>I had a Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzleloader that I probably shouldn't have sold, but it didn't fit my personal needs. It shot great. It was a pleasure to carry in the woods, but I didn't like having to clean it every day (same issue with any muzzleloader).</p><p>I ended up with a used like new custom smokeless muzzleloader. It is legal in my special regulations area around Pittsburgh, PA. It is super accurate, and I don't have to clean it every day that I shoot it. And it's like a 45/70 that you load from the muzzle instead of the breech. </p><p></p><p>A lot of my hunting is a few hours here a couple hours here before going to the office, so I want something that I can shoot to clear the barrel/charge and not have to worry about rust/corrosion by the time I get home that night to clean it.</p><p></p><p>Good luck....all of these new muzzleloaders shoot great. Find one that fits your needs.</p><p>Ross</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kimber.204, post: 2284835, member: 102567"] I had a Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzleloader that I probably shouldn't have sold, but it didn't fit my personal needs. It shot great. It was a pleasure to carry in the woods, but I didn't like having to clean it every day (same issue with any muzzleloader). I ended up with a used like new custom smokeless muzzleloader. It is legal in my special regulations area around Pittsburgh, PA. It is super accurate, and I don't have to clean it every day that I shoot it. And it's like a 45/70 that you load from the muzzle instead of the breech. A lot of my hunting is a few hours here a couple hours here before going to the office, so I want something that I can shoot to clear the barrel/charge and not have to worry about rust/corrosion by the time I get home that night to clean it. Good luck....all of these new muzzleloaders shoot great. Find one that fits your needs. Ross [/QUOTE]
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