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I've never had any dealings with them but I do know that some of the muzzleloaders from them are modern "in-line" guns.
Discussing "in-line" guns on the MLF is against the rules so, as long as the discussion is about the traditional side lock guns they offer this thread can remain.
Discussing "in-line" guns on the MLF is against the rules so, as long as the discussion is about the traditional side lock guns they offer this thread can remain.
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Is Doc White still alive? I always enjoyed reading his take on muzzleloaders and what it takes to make a good one.
I placed my question in the percussion section for a reason... it pertained to a percussion rifle. I was not interested in breaking the "rules", but this reply seemed a bit "harsh".
Perhaps.
My comment was meant to head other members comments about in-lines "off at the pass".
I went to the Doc White's site. I had no idea he dealt in antique sidelocks. It was worth it the trip just to drool over those original Hawkens.
