I just bought a new Knight Long Range Hunter in line,and I was wondering if anyone has had any personal experience with this rifle. All the information I could gather pointed to it being an accurate muzzleloader. I purchased it in 50 cal. as I couldn't find could but a few 52 cal modern bullet designs for deer hunting. I am also wondering about the disc-are they easy/difficult to handle? Any info would be greatly appreciated-Thank You
New Knight Rifle
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Knight makes a top notch smoke pole. The disc's are ok but a pain to load. You might find some interesting reading at www.chuckhawk.com. Try using powder instead of the premeasured pellets, and you will find yourself alot more accurate.
marcseatac
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Those Knight rifles are sweet. I have been admiring one that's SS with a black stock .50 caliber. I have a bunch of different ones already so I won't get it, but I wish I had maybe gotten one earlier on in the game!
I purchased a Knight "Revolution" a few years ago, Great looking, Straight shooting, pretty easy clean-up, And I have taken a few deer with it, ONE problem, Mis-fires!!!!! I have been very lucky in that a couple of the deer I shot were kind enough to wait while I reset the primer, sometimes it is just reseting (or cocking) the lever, I would really be Pi-- if I were looking at a trophy, but so far just does, I called knight, but did not get much satisfaction, I thought about selling it, but my consence will not let me do that unless I sold it to a person who knew of the problem, I have heard of a new style breech plug, (the dome) (I think) I am going to look into that, or it will be a TC for me!!!! I personally think that Knight Screwed up on the early "Revolutions" but that is life. I really like the "Knight" but a few mis-fires will really shake your confidence, Just my opinion, Oybor
Long Range Hunter will it work for a lefty?
Can you take a look ar your Long Range Hunter and see if it would work for a left hand shooter. The only photos I can find only shows one view and that's not good enough to tell if the cheek rest would interfer with a left hand shooter. I have emailed and called Knight with 0 results. Thanks in advance.
Can you take a look ar your Long Range Hunter and see if it would work for a left hand shooter. The only photos I can find only shows one view and that's not good enough to tell if the cheek rest would interfer with a left hand shooter. I have emailed and called Knight with 0 results. Thanks in advance.