Suppressed Muzzleloaders?

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alordnapa
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Suppressed Muzzleloaders?

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A number of years ago, there was a gun manufacturer offering a .50 Caliber percussion muzzleloader with an integrated suppressor. Did the BATFELGBT bitchslap that product out of existence, or was it just unpopular? Did Congress outlaw it?
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mr fixit
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never heard anything about it being made illegal. I'm betting it got so fouled so fast it wasn't worth it
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I bet that sooty black powder was hell on it.
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I am sure that there are a few iconoclasts out there that use actual, 2000 year old formula black powder. You know, the kind of guys who really enjoy cleaning their rifles for hours after every shooting trip. Fortunately for me, I am not of of those guys!
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I've got a few front stuffers myself. I use modern black powder equivilents but it's still dirty
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