Investarm Plains Pistol Review

The Plains Pistol is back!
After Lyman ceased producing muzzleloaders, the future of the plains pistol seemed uncertain, but thanks to Investarm, the Plains Pistol is back! The Plains Pistol has been one of our top sellers for many years and we are excited that its future is now secure in the hands of Investarm.
The Plains Pistol from Investarm is certainly one of the best muzzleloader pistols available and would be an excellent choice for any muzzleloader enthusiast!
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At first, muzzleloading can be an overwhelming new sport, but we are here to help you get everything figured out. Whether you're hunting deer in the thick woods, sitting in a stand over a cornfield in the midwest, or chasing elk in the mountains. Our goal is to help you on your muzzleloading adventures!
Of course, for any questions about muzzleloading, you are welcome to call us at 1-855-236-5000, or email us at [e-mail].

[@BosleyBeats]

Man unholsters that beast like it’s an EDC. Love it hahaha

[@wildchild4163]

Love my TC 45 . Set trigger is a blast . Click , click kaboom .

[@JRTRAPP1]

Interested in the flintlock.

[@rjoetting7594]

If they make one in 54-caliber flintlock, I will purchase immediately.
But my Kibler Colonial Flintlock, Custom St Louis Hawken percussion, and Pedersoli Early American flintlock are all 54-caliber, so that is why I want one in 54-caliber and not any other caliber.

[@johnhubbard6262]

Just received mine, seems when they finished it they removed very little material as all the parts are inset over an easy 1/4". The wood is so fat the trigger is pushed out sideways and my hands which stretch the largest gloves can barely grip it. Looks like hours of roughing in is in my future.