Post by outcast on Jul 13, 2016 15:50:47 GMT -5
Think I posted the first one on the wrong board?
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Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well! It's been a while since I've checked the board. Damn work been getting in the way of fun. I was checking the dates for the next challange.
I came across this Florida rule at www.muzzle-loaders.com/articles/muzzleloader-regulations-by-state/#flor
“The legal types of guns for use during the muzzleloading gun season use black powder or a non-nitro-cellulose substitute and are fired by wheel lock, flintlock or percussion cap ignition (including 209 primers). Muzzleloaders using smokeless powder, those that can be loaded from the breech or those with self-contained cartridge ammunition capabilities are not legal during this period. Shotgun or 209 type primers are considered percussion caps and are legal to use.”
I cannot find anything on the FWC site other than: myfwc.com/hunting/regulations/taking-game/
Hunting deer with a muzzleloader:
Muzzleloading guns firing single bullets must be at least .40-caliber. Muzzleloading guns firing two or more balls must be 20-gauge or larger.
Anyone else have any first hand information on this subject?
Thanks in advance!
Wayne
?Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well! It's been a while since I've checked the board. Damn work been getting in the way of fun. I was checking the dates for the next challange.
I came across this Florida rule at www.muzzle-loaders.com/articles/muzzleloader-regulations-by-state/#flor
“The legal types of guns for use during the muzzleloading gun season use black powder or a non-nitro-cellulose substitute and are fired by wheel lock, flintlock or percussion cap ignition (including 209 primers). Muzzleloaders using smokeless powder, those that can be loaded from the breech or those with self-contained cartridge ammunition capabilities are not legal during this period. Shotgun or 209 type primers are considered percussion caps and are legal to use.”
I cannot find anything on the FWC site other than: myfwc.com/hunting/regulations/taking-game/
Hunting deer with a muzzleloader:
Muzzleloading guns firing single bullets must be at least .40-caliber. Muzzleloading guns firing two or more balls must be 20-gauge or larger.
Anyone else have any first hand information on this subject?
Thanks in advance!
Wayne
