Bowzonly
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I was curious to know if this long barrel black powder revolver was legal to hunt with during muzzle loader season?
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Uberti Cattlemen's Carbine
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raghorn
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Don't think so, You can check the regs and make sure. I think it says something about having to be a single shot. I thought about buying a black powder double rifle one time and didn't for that reason.
Minner
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From 2005 Hunting Regs:
I'd say it's legal as long as it's over the .44 cal requirement.
Raghorn, you should have got the rifle. One of my uncles and two of my cousins hunt w/ double barrel .50 cal. muzzleloaders. They've killed a bunch of deer w/ them over the years and really like them (you may have ran into them at one point or another as they've been hunting John's Mtn WMA and surronding areas since the late 60's, early 70's).
I once met a guy at Ogeechee that was hunting w/ a beautiful, custom-made double barreled flintlock. That was one fine weapon.
I'd say it's legal as long as it's over the .44 cal requirement.
Raghorn, you should have got the rifle. One of my uncles and two of my cousins hunt w/ double barrel .50 cal. muzzleloaders. They've killed a bunch of deer w/ them over the years and really like them (you may have ran into them at one point or another as they've been hunting John's Mtn WMA and surronding areas since the late 60's, early 70's).
I once met a guy at Ogeechee that was hunting w/ a beautiful, custom-made double barreled flintlock. That was one fine weapon.
raghorn
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It's never too late, I'd still like to have one.
11P&YBOWHUNTER
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I found a Uberti Buntline Carbine online and i LOVE it!!! It is not the black powder model refered to here, but just the same, a unique gun to own!
