Haven’t had a chance to shoot the rifle yet. I can tell you that service after the sale has been outstanding. Being new to muzzle loading, I had several questions about how and what. Every question was promptly addressed.

Filtered through all of the models and chose this. Not my first muzzleloader or rifle. Considered quality, options, price, parts , propellant, and ignition availability. Where I live and hunt, I can use a 209 ignition with a scope but still chose this particular model. Why? Simplicity and more traditional. I've worked a good load for this rifle to include 90gr of Pyrodex P, Hornady Great Plains 385gr, and Schutzen caps. Extremely impressed with its performance. Fires first time every time. I did NOT expect to have such great accuracy out of this, just average. Because of my results, I've ordered a scope for my Wolf and will be using this for the general firearms season. I'll leave our muzzleloader season to my old CVA Frontier with a patched ball. The older I get, the farther back in time with regards to technology I seem to be heading. One opportunity, one shot, one kill.
Back to the Wolf and ML.com. Great rifle and fantastic service. Products were well packaged, shipped promptly and accurately.

For the price of this rifle and the features that it has its an awesome rifle !! The shipping was delayed so they gave me a deal on the 209 conversion kit ! Right on. Thank you GREAT company to deal with

This is a highly accurate (within 100 yards) blackpowder rifle. It's extremely light which is great when it comes to the bush, but fair warning it does pack quite the kick on a full load lol

I admit being a first timer I was a little apprehensive about my first shot. I was worried about everything from a huge kick (eventhough I shoot a 338). One shot from the hip, one shot not aiming from the shoulder, then two shots at 25 yards 2" apart, moved the target out to 100 , hit two in a row, a couple inches apart right out of the box, using the car roof as a shooters bench. Its a great little gun, too bad I could only get within about 400 yards of the elk last year, but I will be back after them this December.I am not sure how far this thing will shoot with our NW rules, but I imagine 150 yards is about it.