New to ML hunting

[Mustangs Rule]

I have been considering building a buying a ML for hunting and was looking at purchasing a Endura Pro and was curious what everyone's thoughts are? I know they are new from CVA so maybe there isn't much experience with them yet. Also being I'm new to the ML game what are some other items I would need to purchase in order to shoot and enjoy my ML? and any advice from experienced ML hunters would be great. Thank you.

Endura Pro

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Rare Thompson Center .50 Caliber New Englander for sale

Rare Thompson Center .50 Caliber New Englander for sale online.

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hope this one will open

 

[Jmorton1]

I have a woodman patriot g3, it is smokeless capable and is quite a hammer.
I use smokeless, you need scale to measure by weight not volume,

 

[Lucky hunting sweater]

I think muzzleloader hunting is fun and I’m into long range centerfire rifles. It has provided opportunities in other states and sometimes great season dates. I shoot an inline and a percussion sidelock.
I follow the state I am hunting but can be ready for whatever is “allowed”
Last year was the first year I killed 2 elk in the same year and they were both in muzzloader seasons. A New Mexico elk with a knight inline, 209, and 290tez sabot and a Roosevelt elk with .54 cal TC percussion sidelock real black powder and a 450 grain lead conical.
Rear peep and a fine cross hair globe is my game.
They are all fun I too hate cleaning them tho!

 

[grizzly63]

You have to admit cleaning the in-lines are a heck of a lot easier than percussions or flintlocks.

 

[Lucky hunting sweater]

You have to admit cleaning the in-lines are a heck of a lot easier than percussions or flintlocks.

I can’t speak for all inlines or sidelock but my TC Renegade sidelock is easier to clean with less parts and takes less time than my Knight Mountaineer.

 

[grizzly63]

I can’t speak for all inlines or sidelock but my TC Renegade sidelock is easier to clean with less parts and takes less time than my Knight Mountaineer.

I was thinking more of the break open in-lines, my bad. I had a Winchester in line that was a pain as well.