It was the first muzzleloader of the modern era to use an inline system for igniting the powder charge. The rifle's inventor, Tony Knight, named the gun after his daughter, Michelle. And the ...

Inline 209 Break Action The most popular ... It repels moisture and does not interfere with powder ignition. Muzzleloading rifles are widely available. You're sure to find one that captures ...

you probably don't look forward to the time of year when you have to trade your deer rifle for an inline muzzleloader. If you’re like me, your gun's breech plug is probably seized up with gunk ...

Clearly, modern muzzleloaders have stood the test of time in the Pennsylvania deer woods and inline rifles are no longer looked upon as gimmicks or a passing fad. This year’s special antlerless ...

My pump-up Daisy BB gun is faster than this." Years later, I would spend some time with my brother at the shooting range with one of the early screw-in breech plug .45-cal. inline muzzleloaders ...

but the gun itself is conceptually and mechanically different. Hence its name, a muzzleloader must load from the muzzle, and you must recharge it for every shot. Most hunters use an inline design.

With inline muzzleloaders using scopes, the higher end rifles come with adjustable cheek pieces that allow the hunter to raise or lower their view over the barrel. “You can run more expensive ...

The Traditions Vortek StrikerFire was the first hammerless muzzleloader. A simple, silent cocking button slides the striker button forward until it locks, readying the gun to fire. In 2001, Savage ...

Those rifles remain effective today in the deer ... Muzzleloader Scope that is designed for modern high-performance inline muzzleloaders. For those who prefer measuring their charges rather ...

Traditionalists believe flintlock or percussion cap muzzleloading rifles and blackpowder is the only fair way (they even argue among themselves about which is better), while inline enthusiasts ...