Favorite BP firearm?

[WestByGollyTexas]

Heres mine




I make up paper cartridges for it. So far I've shot it with 50 grains of fffg and it does really well.



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[bubba.50]

a 54cal Renegade was my first muzzleloader and since I seem to always have one layin' around I'd hafta say it's my favorite.

[floridaheat]

6 ga African trade gun. Nothing wakes you up more the 1000grs of lead propelled by 200 yrs of powder!

[bedbugbilly]

I've had a lot of 'em over the years that I've really liked . . . but based on what I have now . . . if I had to choose one . . . it would by my H & A .36 under hammer - it was one that Deer Creek made years ago. A fun plinker . .. easy on powder and lead and since I can't shoot right handed anymore, it was an easy switch to shoot it left handed. Simple yet loads of fun.

[Beagle333]

1860. Definitely. I do love my Walker, but I carry my '60 everywhere. They're just a hoot to shoot.

[Lead Fred]

Well, I only have one, so my favorite would have been a:



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Shot one once, Its real hard to miss with it.

[rmark]

Parker Hale 1858 2 band Enfield .58

[rodwha]

I only have a these and a .50 cal Lyman sidelock, but my ROA is certainly my favorite.

I must admit that a Walker is on my list too, however a bit lower, as I like the history behind it as well as the massiveness and power.

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[fivegunner]

Ruger old army, I love watching my 12 year old grandson shooting it, It`s a blast!

[Boaz]

An old CVA Mountain 50 cal . Bought it in a hock shop for next to nothing , was a kit rifle and whoever put it together made a mess of it . Ugly blonde/yellow stock , no fitting done , scratched up with a trashy blue job .

Reason I liked it was that it was so ugly I didn't even carry it in a case , it just layed in the car trunk . In the process of always having it with me I shot it more than 'better' rifles I owned . I could use it more proficiently because of repeated use . Pretty much wore it out and gave it to a guy for his grandson to learn to shoot black powder .

[barnabus]

i have a 50 Renegade Flintlock and it is hands down my favorite of the 32 firearms i own.

[marlin39a]

My Uberti replica 1849 Colt.

[mooman76]

I have quite a few and like the different ones for different reasons so it's really hard to pick a favorite. If I had to get rid of all but one though, I'd keep an old 32 cal original ML. It's just a plain style like a hardware store gun. Weights a ton though. 39" barrel 1 1/8" across the flats. So long I have a hard time fitting it in my car.

[adrians]

51 Navy .

[Ithaca Gunner]

1862 Fayetteville rifle. Not an original of course, it's a hand made copy of an 1862 CSA Fayetteville containing some original parts.

[bedbugbilly]

Beautiful Ithaca Gunner! That looks like it would hit whatever it's pointed at!

[rfd]

currently, that'd be a GPR slow twist .50 that i stuck together from a kit and added SML aperture front and rear sights.

i prefer flintocks only, and the convenience of a hooked tang breech half stock = the hawken "missing transition" rifle that marries those two features that have never been found on one hawken rifle.

[quilbilly]

Either my T/C Seneca or Cherokee both in 45 cal. Tack drivers and the deer seem to fall right over.

[reivertom]

Just one???? That's like asking which of your kids you like the best!

[Ithaca Gunner]

Okay, well here's my favorite rock-lock. Made by earl Williams of Tennessee, an early Christian Springs rifle, .54