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Patroit59:
I got one of those too only in .54caliber. The only difference I've found on some, but not all is:
Certain rifles have a concave notch in the lock plate to match the bolster while others have a slot in the bottom of the bolster for a straight topped lock plate.
So much to learn, assuming I ever find anyone who knows a lot about Investarms SPA muzzleloaders.
Osage
I got one of those too only in .54caliber. The only difference I've found on some, but not all is:
Certain rifles have a concave notch in the lock plate to match the bolster while others have a slot in the bottom of the bolster for a straight topped lock plate.
So much to learn, assuming I ever find anyone who knows a lot about Investarms SPA muzzleloaders.
Osage
The quality is there :thumbsup: Got a .45 and it is very well made.
I have two 50 cal Investarms ,One I bought new in about 1989 the other I picked up at a pawn shop for $65. What did you have to pay for yours & does it shoot a good group ? Has anyone switched barrels on a Investarms, maybe with a Green Mountain barrel ?
