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My recommendation for a beginner or first time muzzleloader #shorts #blackpowder #muzzleloader

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Just got an old CVA Hawken rifle in 54 cal Cant wait to deer hunt with it Comment from : Lesgo Brandon

My dad built one of those Traditions in 1985 and it still shoots true today Comment from : Avery

Hey Ethan TOP 5 MUZZLELOADERS FOR 2023 Comment from : David settle

Great beginloader video Comment from : Jasper Ted Vidal Tale

Cute purse Comment from : sdriza

I'll take my CVA optima LR V2 Comment from : Conceded war

Do these come pre assembled I’m buying one from midway Comment from : Huntsman’s Corner

I shoot my rh gun lh all day long any one els have luck i am good to bout 50 yards I just use glasses Comment from : Bretts Corner

I dare say, what is that new-fangled contraption on your lock? Where is thy flint? Comment from : Nathan Hileman

My first muzzleloader is my Traditions 50 cal Flintlock Hawken Woodsman Love it Comment from : Yankee

I'm looking at buying a Traditions Deer Hunter percussion but going to give it a little bit of modern flare by mounting rail and red dot for deer hunting Comment from : Shaun Sian

Do what I do when hunting whitetail with a Muzzleloader br"Hold your fire till you see the whites of there eyes"🇺🇸😂🦌 Comment from : AAG Horror Reviews

Man I love those hawken rifles ❤️ Comment from : Michał Michał

I've taken everything from hogs to elk with my Traditions Stlouis Hawken Love it! Comment from : Buckskins & Black Powder

The Cva optima was the first gun I ever bought properly The ones I bought before 18 are all in my name now But I think it was like $350 pretty nice muzzleloader Comment from : Brandenuzis6788

Remember folks, these are not federally regulated items Think of them as WWII liberator pistols if you get my drift ☻️ Comment from : Polish Bigfoot

Paper loads bro PAPER LOADS! Comment from : wyatt calton

I'm looking into getting the Traditions Deer Hunter percussion side lock muzzleloader Comment from : Shaun Sian

My first gun ever was a TC flintlock Hawken Love it Got it in the 1970s Comment from : Thomas Zaccone

I killed my first deer with a traditions in-line I got for $120 They make great stuff Comment from : David Saraceno

“I own a musket for home defense because that’s what the founding fathers intended”brbr-Tri corner hat brobrbrbrIn all honesty though…ARs are cool and all but…the history behind the muzzle loaders and the fact that ever shot is not just a shot…it’s an experience in it of itself…makes them stand out in the world of firearms I guess it’s the same reason why revolvers are so cool…the combination of rich history going all the way back to the 1800s…and still having them be used today Comment from : Jake B

My 1st muzzleloader was a 50 Traditions 1:48 twist I shot 80gr Uner a 385gr Buffalo or Great Plains bullet Killed a ton of meat with that gun! Comment from : ARightden

I would suggest a flintlock Lyman Great Plains 50 caliber… Comment from : harold conner

Hey, I’m new to your page are used to shoot flint like competition when I was 18 in Indiana for a college scholarship However, after leaving the Marine Corps, I haven’t shot since and I would like to get into Pennsylvania flintlock muzzleloading season Any recommendations for a quick cheap easy muzzleloader beginner/kit Comment from : Yo Momma

What do you think of the 24” hawken carbine I’m thinking of getting one Comment from : justin C

I work right down the road from Traditions They’re a great company The place I work (aerospace manufacturing) has a traditions canon we fire off on record breaking months Comment from : Jacob Harman

Go straight to an inline and don't look back , unless laws or necessity dictate I shoot a Savage smokeless but started out 45 years ago with a TC Renegade, still have it Comment from : paul moss

I found a kit to build a rifle like this in my basement, used to be my great grandpa’s he never put it together, so I started putting it together and my grandpa helped me blue the barrel, still haven’t gotten around to shooting it, but I hope to get the ammo soon Comment from : Tasty Joe

Thanks Sir for Sharing I Enjoy my Black Powder Rifles and Pistols Comment from : Howard Mcadams

I have the Traditions Hawken Woodsmen 50 caliber cap lock and it has been a great muzzleloading rifle for me and it is hundreds of dollars less than the Pedersoli Hawken I do own Pedersoli also and the quality is great but in my opinion it is 400 dollars more great Thanks for another great video Comment from : Black Powder Firearm Enthusiast

I’m more of an in line kind of guy but have shot a traditional muzzleloader I want to get into traditional muzzleloading I found the St Louis hawken for sale around my area they are selling it for 200 dollars and it looks in condition do you think I should make the purchase Comment from : Hunters United

I noticed you tie your patch material to the strap of your bag, is it pre-lubed? I’ve been wanting to do that, but don’t want to get covered with grease! Comment from : RougeProductions

What do you think the best muzzleloader would be for me I’m 12 and would use it for whitetail deer Comment from : Canyon Hill extras

Nothing wrong with that ml I have one just like it Took many deer with it using 70gr ffg and round ball /pillow ticking combo Comment from : Iraqvet 2005

Nice I'm 15 and got my first muzzleloader a traditions buckstalker a couple months ago and love it I hope to get a deer with it next season and once I figure out cleaning it better I want to get a more traditional style gun Comment from : Eaton Beckstrom

Have a cva hawkens Rebuilt it and gave it to my wife Found it in old bait shop in corner behind brooms noticed the patch box gave 30 for it I rebuilt older muzzleloaders until part became outrageous Comment from : Eric Allen

My first flintlock was a Traditions Deerhunter Never took a deer with it Have since upgraded Those plastic sights needed upgraded Comment from : Garand 46

My first black powder was a Traditions 50 cal flintlock My second purchase was a Traditions percussion rifle that I use on off weather days I now own some CVA's, Pedersoli's, Lyman's and Thompson's (45's 50's and 54's) My Traditions flintlock is by far my go to rifle and I often wonder why I own all those other rifles Comment from : Bob Boyer

Good points all but nothing wrong with starting out with whatever ignition system draws you the most While I have some percussion guns now (Civil War replicas), my first love is and always will be the flintlock It was also my first muzzleloader--a 45 caliber TC Hawken Comment from : Flinty McDuff

I agree Comment from : Airsoft 1

Only squaws use nipples 😉 Comment from : PatchedRoundBall

I picked up a Traditions Tennessee flintlock 50 a couple of years ago It's very light, shortbarreled Jaeger design It's not as efficient as a percussion rifle but it's the simplest flintlock I've ever owned or had to work with and with 55 grains of FFFG Goex and a patched roundball it's been very accurate Don't overlook the Traditions Guns, they're very reminiscient of the CVA guns of the 1970's and 80's that still work and are still out there Comment from : AdirondackBuzzard

You know there are certain times of the year like I know in the forest of Pennsylvania when guys are bow hunting 4 deer a guy with a Muzzleloader can be shooting at the same time of the bow hunting season for deer with a muzzleloader Comment from : Gary Quail

Nothing says louder when you shoot black powder I myself love shooting muzzleloaders but my favorite Muzzleloader to shoot is my 1851 African big game 69 caliber which takes 150 grain powder charge and the gun weights about 20 lbs when you shoot it it feels like with the recoil like that of a 30--06 very comfortable to shoot standing up Comment from : Gary Quail

My first blackpowder rifle was a Hawken but it was aT/C I just finished a kit build a couple of months ago if a Traditions Shenandoah 50 It is my new favorite Rifle I have 2 Traditions kit pistols a Trapper and a Kentucky both 50 and at 25 yards, with a rest you can't miss The Shenandoah was zeroed in 5 shots with 1 powder adjustment and 1 sight adjustment I especially love the full stocks and am in the market for a full stock for my Hawken Love the channel Bud Comment from : Jack Blackpowder Prepper

I have also found traditions to be accurate the week point on the flintlock is the lock which is easily replaced at your convenience with the replacement lock made by L&R Comment from : Ed Bennett

Nice Comment from : Historical Survivalist

Hello My name is Miguel Ángel and I am a muzzleloader shooter from Spain, so I am well acquainted with the muzzleloading rifles imported by Traditions, as they are manufactured by Ardesa, here in Spain I've been following your channel for a long time, which I find very interesting, like those of Mike Beliveau, Mark Humphries and Hovey Smith, because I watch all the channels that there are about traditional muzzleloaders If you have any questions about the Ardesa "Hawken Woodsman" you can ask me whatever you want In Spain, quite a few shooters compete with this rifle, although muzzleloading is a very minority sport here I've had that rifle in 50 and 54 I like the 54 better Now I have the Pedersoli Hawken Rocky Mountain in 54 and the Dikar Mountain (CVA) in 58 I think you can put a buckhorn on your rifle and a classic brass or iron sight It will be much better that way I see that you are a young man, I am 58 years old and I started with my Hawken when I was 25 At that age I had glasses and a beard very similar to yours Affectionate greetings from Spain Comment from : hawkenrifles

My first was a CVA Kentucky Rifle (45 Percussion) kit that my Dad got me as a Christmas gift in 1983 I still have her and she is still a great shooter! Comment from : Teleoceras

Did you make a short using a phone or a different camera? I'm not able to make a short without a phone When I use crop in my video editor and upload to youtube, the video becomes choppy Comment from : BestMods168

Yes, some good advice there, cant go wrong Though, Still difficult to find caps, and certain BP’s here lol Comment from : MrD InME

Love my 54 cal Hawken, but finding it harder to obtain 2f powder at the moment here in Australia🙁Love your channel, keep the great videos coming👍 Comment from : VK Radio

The Pedersoli Country Hunter is also great and offered in percussion and flintlock Comment from : Leila

I've had great success with my Traditions Woodsman I use it for plinking and have taken several deer Works perfectly ! Comment from : Top Hat

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