[JoeSalerno117]

I'm thinking about getting a rifle for shooting .22BB Caps for quiet target practice. I know they don't produce enough power to cycle a semi-automatic action, let alone feed in any sort of magazine, but what are some decent muzzloader .22s out there? I've seen plentiful amounts of semi, bolt, and lever action .22s, but not many single shot rifles.

 

[gdmoody]

I did not know (or think) there was such a thing as a .22 muzzleloader!! If you are going to shoot a .22BB Cap, it ain't a muzzleloader anyway.

Of course, what do I know, I've had a .22 revolver for 40 years that I thought was a single action until this morning!!

 

[JoeSalerno117]

I did not know (or think) there was such a thing as a .22 muzzleloader!! If you are going to shoot a .22BB Cap, it ain't a muzzleloader anyway.

Of course, what do I know, I've had a .22 revolver for 40 years that I thought was a single action until this morning!!

I don't mean a muzzleloader in the physical sense, I've just heard of people reffering to break action breech loaders as modern muzzle loaders. Please let me know if this is wrong terminology.

 

[Firpo]

Of course, what do I know, I've had a .22 revolver for 40 years that I thought was a single action until this morning!

Hahahahohohohehehe..............now that right there is funny. Thanks for the laugh George, I needed that.

Hi Joe, I think you may be using the wrong description. Muzzleloaders are like what was used in the Revolutionary War. You know, pouring the powder down the "muzzle" then the ball. I think what you're looking for is a breech loader. Either a single shot bolt or drop bolt rifle.

 

[JRL]

Chiappa Little Badger break open single shot

 

[jedwil]

This looks like a nice single shot:
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/ci...ps-standard-blue-38-55-26-octagon-barrel.html

 

[gdmoody]

Hahahahohohohehehe..............now that right there is funny. Thanks for the laugh George, I needed that.

The sad thing is that it is true!!