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Traditions Kentucky Rifle Muzzleloader Hardwood .50 cal.

Original price was: $665.75.Current price is: $576.98.

Traditions Kentucky Rifle Muzzleloader

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Description

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The Kentucky Rifle matches classic beauty with outstanding performance. The octagonal barrel is rifled 1:66″ for patched-ball loads. The long sighting plane between the blade front sight and fixed notch rear sight adds precision shooting accuracy. The color case hardened lock features a V-type mainspring for fast lock time. The full-length two piece stock of walnut-finished select hardwood is accented by solid brass furniture. This finished rifle comes with a percussion ignition system and is great to take out in the field or simply hang up on your wall.

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Weight 9.050 kg
Dimensions 52.50 × 9.00 × 2.75 cm

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