Are there any classes that use breerchloading muzzle loaders?

[Gomezy3k]

My "Persona" is someone who is basically early War of Northern Agression.  I shoot an 1860 Henry in .44-40, have 3 1858 Remington .45 revolvers and am looking for a muzzle loading shotgun.  I have a Mule Ear 12 ga double but want to get a more correct shotgun.  I also have a .50 Sharps paper cutter that I would love to shoot in matches.   Are there any matches that allow the .50 caliber?

[Pitspitr]

"breerchloading muzzle loaders?"
Wouldn't that be an oxymoron? 

(I do know what you mean. It just sounds funny when put that way)

[Tascosa Joe]

There are no classes as such.  But most NCOWS clubs would allow you to use your Sharps as long as it was downloaded to about 40 gr of BP.

[Gomezy3k]

"breerchloading muzzle loaders?"
Wouldn't that be an oxymoron? 

(I do know what you mean. It just sounds funny when put that way)

LOL Yeah just a bit...

[Coffinmaker]

Pedersoli makes a really fine front stuffer 12Ga double.  It ain't cheap but it is some NICE.

[Books OToole]

"breerchloading muzzle loaders?"
Wouldn't that be an oxymoron? 

(I do know what you mean. It just sounds funny when put that way)

Maybe a Hall's?

Books

[Yuma Kid]

Gomezy3k.
Most National and Regional shoots have a side match day for long range rifles. Your .50 would be a legal firearm for the black powder single-shot class.  You might also occasionally find a long range side match at a local posse.  I know that the Alabama Bushwhackers have an actual single-shot shooting class at their monthly shoots.
Yuma

[bear tooth billy]

If downloaded and shot as a main match rifle it would really slow things down. In a 10 shot
stage most lever guns are probably around 15 seconds, and yours would probably be around
5 minutes, probably not too courteous to the other shooters, especially if its 90 degrees.
The long range side match seems like a much better fit. IMHO

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