Introduced in 1996. An in-line design and first built on a modern action. Chambered for .50- or .54-caliber bullet. Fitted with synthetic stock and rubber recoil pad. Barrel length 24". Weight about 7.75 lbs. Camo stock option added in 1997. Discontinued 2006.

Introduced in 1997. Similar to above featuring satin metal finish and gray laminated thumbhole stock, with roll-over cheekpiece. Discontinued.

Same as above, with stainless steel barrel and action. Discontinued.

Similar to above model, with satin stainless steel finish and two-toned gray laminated thumbhole stock, with roll-over cheekpiece. Introduced in 1997. Discontinued.

Similar to Model ML. Shortened stock, with 13" lop and rubber recoil pad. Discontinued.

Model introduces Ultimate Muzzle Loader (UML) ignition system. Uses a unique brass case containing a Remington 9.5 large-Magnum rifle primer that is push fed into breech plug, creating a gas seal in the flash hole of the primer. Can handle up to a 200-grain Magnum powder charge for velocities over 2,400 fps. Features include .50-caliber fluted stainless barrel and laminate or Bell & Carlson synthetic stock. Introduced in 2014.

Fixed-breech hammer-fired muzzle-loaders manufactured in a variety of configurations. Imported. Manufactured from 2006 to 2008.