Giving my daughter her first rifle of her very own was one of the best moments of the week. She’s excited to take it to the woods this fall.

Girlie Bear’s Thompson Center Omega .50 Muzzleloader Rifle
Giving my daughter her first rifle of her very own was one of the best moments of the week. She’s excited to take it to the woods this fall.
Girlie Bear’s Thompson Center Omega .50 Muzzleloader Rifle
Posted by daddybear71 on August 17, 2012
https://daddybearsden.com/2012/08/17/thought-for-the-day-163/
ZerCool
/ August 18, 2012Nice! I love my Omega. Mine is a solid shooter with a 250gr T/C bonded sabot over two .50/50gr 7-7-7 pellets. My biggest piece of advice: buy a spare breech plug and stick it in the toolbox, or in the car on a hunting trip. Having one get fouled beyond use sucks. (And clean it *thoroughly* after shooting; even with the sugar-based 7-7-7 it gets corroded quickly.) Spit-patch between shots makes loading much easier.
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daddybear71
/ August 18, 2012Thanks. I love mine. It’s not as nice as hers, but it does really well at the ranges I shoot. Mine prefers Powerbelts and two 777 pellets. I can’t get sabots down the barrel without flexing the ramrod.
I got her an Omega so we would have commonality in parts and such, plus she has shot mine, so I know she likes shooting it.
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Old NFO
/ August 18, 2012Purty!!! 🙂
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A Girl And Her Gun (@agirlandhergun)
/ August 18, 2012Nice! How fun for her!
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julie
/ August 19, 2012FANTASTIC!!! Will we get a picture of the ‘smile’ when she first shoots it?
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daddybear71
/ August 19, 2012You sure will!
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