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2026-09-09, 06:36:53
Just joined the forum — been into bass fishing for a while and lately have gotten deep into baitcaster setups specifically (gear ratios, braking systems, tuning to stop backlash, that kind of thing). Looking forward to learning from everyone here and pic

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2026-02-16, 12:16:52
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2026-01-18, 11:50:18
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Muzzloader questions

Started by fear no fish, November 19, 2011, 08:18:40 AM

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fear no fish

I haven't hunted for at least 20 years, but I'm thinking about getting back into it. I am leaning toward a muzzleloader because I can't use a rifle in my area. My question is what type, brand and model, would be a good entry level gun? Also what scope would you guys recommend? Maybe some of you could give me some suggestions at different price points so I can make an informed choice.
Thanks, Tom

TheFishinPollock

Thompson and the rest make all good inlines. Easy to use, clean  very accurate.   Id go with a muller scope  , made in michigan   little pricy but thats my choice .  A simple 3x9 will work  . Expect the 200 yard mark to be your outside range.   If ya can get a breakstock  in stainless and composite so its a tad lighter.    Prolly facing 250 to 300 for a full midrange level gun .
Matthew" the pollock" Novak
1986 Champ 168
 2014 Pro XS 115 Merc

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