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.45 caliber is the minimum for Hunting big game in Montana. Optics etc.. are not a problem, but I have to use an "all lead bullet".

I am really looking for a muzzleloader to get access to hunting areas where I can't use my regular rifle. I want something easy to clean, and accurate. I'm not into the nostalgia of the muzzleloader. I am probably going to get an in-line, but all the in-lines have a very fast twist made for sabots. I dont know if they will work well with a conical bullet.
 
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Oh, you want to shoot big conicals. White is the name for those guns.
Take a look at Doc's website http://www.whitemuzzleloading.com/
He does have some guns for sale, or you can go to the WhiteRifle website
http://whiterifles.com/index.cfm
 
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The Savage ML 10 II has a 1:24 twist and it will shoot conicals fine so, you should'nt worry too much about a fast twist hurting accuracy.

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".45 caliber is the minimum for Hunting big game in Montana. Optics etc.. are not a problem, but I have to use an "all lead bullet".'

Montana law states "must use lead projectile only, no sabots." I'd pick me up a Knight Wolverine 209, Knight Disc Elite, or T/C Omega either in .50 cal. I'd next buy a pack each of 348, 405, and 444gr lead Powerbelts and some ffg 777 loose. 85-100gr of 777 should do it for you.
 
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