Inlines are nothing more than highpower rifle's. Just without the brass.littlepaint said:I would hate to see inlines in the late season!!
Amen Mike. I totally agree. If it had to be moved..mebbie to one of the ML Forums but not here in concert to obtain its maximum value to HPA ML folks! JMHO!!moosemike said:I wish this wouldn't have been moved. I almost never come to the survey forum and I'll probably forget to check on it. I have alot of irons in the fire on HPA.
Loggy said:Amen Mike. I totally agree. If it had to be moved..mebbie to one of the ML Forums but not here in concert to obtain its maximum value to HPA ML folks! JMHO!!moosemike said:I wish this wouldn't have been moved. I almost never come to the survey forum and I'll probably forget to check on it. I have alot of irons in the fire on HPA.
Id sent a PM to Mod to request moving to a ML forum if it were me. Usually they will do so especially in a case like this.
100% agree Jethro...Jethro B said:Keep it flintlocks only. I guess for some folks it all about killing. There is enough time to kill your deer with a 2 week either sex season in most of the state. I love the CHALLENGE of a flintlock. You never know when there will be a misfire or it might go off like a rifle. It takes practice to use a flintlock efficiently. I work harder every year to try and get better. The bottom line is alot of folks don't want to work for it and want to go out with an inline and fill their remaining tags. I have an inline, I use it in West Virginia and PA rifle. They are rifles. Not very challenging.