No paperwork for this silencer.

GreenWolf70 said:

The heck with the noise, there was no smoke!

Sabots should work fine. Also, it looks a lot like my Thompson Strikefire, I wonder if I could just get the barrel.

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BH209 burns very clean vs other BP subs and is completely non-corrosive. I'd shoot that in a gun like this. It's very hard to ignite, but this gun is 209 primed, I'm sure, looks like an inline.

Heck, I've taken to shooting BH209 in my sidelock Hawken Hunter Carbine. I put a 209 primer adapter on it. I had an adapter for small rifle primers, but it wasn't hot enough for BH209. The thing ignites reliably with the 209s and the joy of shooting that rifle with good groups without having to brush the bore every shot is awesome.

As to bullets, powebelts are expensive, but very accurate and carry good weight, are full bore projectiles, and have a good BC, better than most pistol bullets. I haven't gotten into them with either my inline or Hawken, both which are fast rifling, but I hear of 200 yard MOA with them in a good inline. With a silenced muzzleloader, I'd be all in on the modern developments, much less worried about historical accuracy. I'm sorta that way, anyhow, being a practical guy. I mean, I'm old, but they'd developed smokeless by the time I was born. :laugh: