Austin Halleck Inline Muzzle loader- Help!

[hawkbill]

I ran into this Austin Halleck 50 cal in-line muzzle loader, never been fired, Christensen Arms carbon fiber barrel. It’s looks nice, feels nice, but I know nothing about them. I’m looking for some insight, pros, cons and value. It was made in Provo Utah. I have read bad and good comments on them, but really not a lot of info out there, plus I cannot find another one with a carbon fiber barrel, any responses would be much appreciated. I don’t Evan know what model it is. Thank You

 

[hawkbill]

Here’s the pictures

 

[banker]

As far as I know they are no longer made. I have 2 of them. One is a carbon barrel. One of the very first to have carbon barrel before they were offered. They shoot very good. With that being said , I have had two issues, be careful of the safety. Both had to be replaced. They would fire after the safety was put on. Blew a hole in floor of PU! Lucky didn’t happen while in field. The other issue is the barrel on some were threaded on crooked. Be fore I had my barrel carbon wrapped, I barely could sight in. Shot way left. Rear sight was all the way adjusted . Found out it was almost 1” off center from receiver to front sight.
I put a red dot on the regular barreled 50 cal. Really accurate!

 

[TheOneRidgeRunner]

Obviously you know they are no longer being made. Whats the asking price?
Does it have the 209 conversion or still running the #11 caps?
I have a right hand bolt with a left hand thumb hole stock, same color as yours. Long and Heavy sucker but deadly accurate with 2" group at 200 yards.
Never any problems with the gun.

 

[Tikka]

They’ll shoot down power lines and start a forest fire...
My cousin had one, he was out sighting it in one day about 15 yrs ago... He had what he thought was a misfire but really it was a hang fire... He had the barrel pointed in the air when it went off, down came the power line and the fire started...
Sorry I went of topic there...

they are good shooters...