List of state’s MZ regs

[Gdavis3rd]

Has anyone created sort of a cheat sheet of each of the 50 states’ MZ regs... caliber, sites, type etc?


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[Brendan]

Not all states, but this is one of the most relevant I've seen. Best route is to research each state you're planning on hunting individually by reading the regs, which you should be doing anyways.

Muzzleloader law breakdown throughout the western states

A state by state look

www.gohunt.com

Best solution is have one Muzzleloader that can be converted to do it all (e.g. Knight Ultralight in .50) and then maybe add a second in .45 that can shoot smokeless if you really want to get into it.

 

[CoHiCntry]

I think the better solution is to get a sidelock, shoot real black powder & patched round balls. That way you know you’re legal everywhere... and you look really cool

 

[Rob5589]

Muzzleloader law breakdown throughout the western states

A state by state look

www.gohunt.com

I used this as a start when researching ML regs.

I think the better solution is to get a sidelock, shoot real black powder & patched round balls. That way you know you’re legal everywhere... and you look really cool

Told my wife I want a ML. She said I'd look cool in a coonskin hat

 

[Clarence]

I think the better solution is to get a sidelock, shoot real black powder & patched round balls. That way you know you’re legal everywhere... and you look really cool

Make sure it's a flintlock! Pa won't tolerate those modern percussion rifles.

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[TimothyJ]

Flintlocks the original muzzleloaders! (after matchlocks, wheellocks, etc. )