Yeah, in what regard? Rifles, pistols, shot guns, competition space guns, from scratch guns?
There's barely a handfull that bang out all the parts themselves, including lock and barrel.
As for guys who take parts made by others and create incredible works of art, there are dozens.
I have shot with traditional, load from the pouch types and, some advante guard load at the bench, anything that loads from the muzzle competition shooters. While I know this is a traditional muzzleloader sight, I have seen muzzleloaders, built like something out of Buck Rodger's night mares. Free floating barrels, taper turned on lathes, metal flake green thumbhole stocks, Incredibly expensive reciever sights, electric triggers. Hooked butt plates and palm rests. False muzzles. Do you mean the best for traditional looks, the best for accuracy, thats a wide open question. The best for recreating a particular maker's style?
There was a fellow named Ron Griffie and a few of his cronies, outside of Annapolis MD, who made some exceptionally non-traditional Buck Rodger's type muzzleloaders that were super accurate.
