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The CVA scout rifles look kinda nice.
Where in MS do you live? If you get to Starkville,
It evolved as a whizzing contest between MS and LA with each trying to outdo the other.
Then they should limit them to that sort of firearm.Such seasons are abut hunting skills, not hardware.
Then they should limit them to that sort of firearm.
Exposed ignition, loose powder, pure lead projectile, and no optics.
But they won't because most people just see it as another opportunity to fill a tag. While the state Conservation Departments see it as a way to sell more tags. Especially if they allow more than the most basic of "primitive" methods.
My home state changed what had been called muzzleloader season to alternative methods season. Allowing handguns in addition to muzzleloaders.
If I have an unfilled firearms tag, and can get out, I use a T/C Contender handgun. .
If that's what you want, then come to Iderhooo!Then they should limit them to that sort of firearm.
Exposed ignition, loose powder, pure lead projectile, and no optics.
I am of the opinion that the inline BP rifles are what wrecked the tradional muzzleloader market. It made it too easy and took away the challenge and then any new BP shooters just lost interest in BP all the way around.
I believe that it was special muzzle loading only hunting seasons that wrecked the traditional muzzleloader market.