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MICHIGAN ARMS WOLVERINE
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Black Sunshine
Feb 4, 1998, 3:00:00 AM2/4/98
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does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
email me!
~mike
beem...@gmail.com
Dec 24, 2013, 5:30:45 PM12/24/13
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On Wednesday, February 4, 1998 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Black Sunshine wrote:
# does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# email me!
#=20
# ~mike
I have one. I won it in a pistol match in MI in 1985. SN 2xx. It has a very
heavy barrel. It used shotgun primers. To fire it, you pull the bolt back. When
you pull the trigger the entire bolt goes foreward. A pointed area on the front
of the bolt hits the primer. The safety was odd. With the bolt in the cocked
position you pull the bolt handle down where it locks in a slot.
It seems to be well made as the metal and stock are very nice.
I found an article which said was the 1st or one of the first in line muzzel
loading rifles.
Bill
# does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# email me!
#=20
# ~mike
I have one. I won it in a pistol match in MI in 1985. SN 2xx. It has a very
heavy barrel. It used shotgun primers. To fire it, you pull the bolt back. When
you pull the trigger the entire bolt goes foreward. A pointed area on the front
of the bolt hits the primer. The safety was odd. With the bolt in the cocked
position you pull the bolt handle down where it locks in a slot.
It seems to be well made as the metal and stock are very nice.
I found an article which said was the 1st or one of the first in line muzzel
loading rifles.
Bill
rfr...@gmail.com
Dec 27, 2013, 9:19:23 PM12/27/13
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On Wednesday, February 4, 1998 2:00:00 AM UTC-6, Black Sunshine wrote:
# does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# email me!
#
# ~mike
# does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# email me!
#
There's a good photo, description and history at the Natl. Arms Museum.
http://www.nramuseum.org/the-museum/the-galleries/freedom's-doorway/case-81-left-display/michigan-arms-wolverine-in-line-black-powder-rifle.aspx
Says they started in 1978.
twho...@gmail.com
Nov 17, 2017, 7:54:55 AM11/17/17
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On Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at 4:30:45 PM UTC-6, beem...@gmail.com wrote:
# On Wednesday, February 4, 1998 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Black Sunshine wrote:
# # does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# # email me!
# #=20
# # ~mike
#
# I have one. I won it in a pistol match in MI in 1985. SN 2xx. It has a very
# heavy barrel. It used shotgun primers. To fire it, you pull the bolt back. When
# you pull the trigger the entire bolt goes foreward. A pointed area on the front
# of the bolt hits the primer. The safety was odd. With the bolt in the cocked
# position you pull the bolt handle down where it locks in a slot.
#
# It seems to be well made as the metal and stock are very nice.
#
# I found an article which said was the 1st or one of the first in line muzzel
# loading rifles.
Breechplug is threaded,has a set screw but no way to remove it?
# On Wednesday, February 4, 1998 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Black Sunshine wrote:
# # does anyone have any info on the Michigan Arms Wolverine muzzleloader?
# # email me!
# #=20
# # ~mike
#
# I have one. I won it in a pistol match in MI in 1985. SN 2xx. It has a very
# heavy barrel. It used shotgun primers. To fire it, you pull the bolt back. When
# you pull the trigger the entire bolt goes foreward. A pointed area on the front
# of the bolt hits the primer. The safety was odd. With the bolt in the cocked
# position you pull the bolt handle down where it locks in a slot.
#
# It seems to be well made as the metal and stock are very nice.
#
# I found an article which said was the 1st or one of the first in line muzzel
# loading rifles.
Breechplug is threaded,has a set screw but no way to remove it?
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