The Traditions® Pursuit™ G4 Northwest Hardwoods Rifle is a feature-packed muzzleloader that gives you a lot of bang for your buck. Traditions has added to their popular Pursuit™ G4 lineup by including this hardwoods stock model, making it the only wooden stocked muzzleloader rifle in it's class. The Hardwoods model rounds out the Pursuit™ G4 lineup by offering something for every customer. The rifle weighs in at just over 5 pounds, and is equipped with a tapered 26" Ultralight Chromoly barrel. The Chromoly barrel paired with the LT-1 Alloy frame allows for a balanced feel, with an extremely lightweight platform. Additionally, the Traditions® Pursuit™ G4 Northwest Hardwoods Rifle is equipped with fiber optic open sights, and a musket cap open ignition breech plug to ensure the rifle complies with muzzleloader hunting regulations in Oregon and Idaho.

Traditions® has manufactured the Pursuit™ G4 Northwest muzzleloaders to be easily converted for use in any state. The Traditions® A1513 Northwest Conversion Kit allows you to easily convert your northwest Pursuit™ G4 muzzleloader to use 209 primers for hunting in states that do not require a musket cap ignition. This versatility makes the Pursuit™ G4 Northwest muzzleloader a great choice for every muzzleloader hunter in Oregon and Idaho as you can use one weapon platform for any muzzleloader hunting application in any state.       

The Hardwoods Pursuit™ G4 features a wider fore stock to fit better in your hands, allowing for a firm grip in your hands in the toughest weather conditions. The Pursuit™ G4 also features a Quick-T™ Ramrod Handle. This Quick-T™ functions like a palm saver and t-handle all in one, making it easier and more comfortable to load your rifle. The Quick-T™ Ramrod Handle simply screws on the end of your ramrod, allowing easier cleaning and loading your muzzleloader. When not in use, the Quick-T™ simply slides on your ramrod for convenient storage. All of these great features come together to create one of the best muzzleloaders for hunters in the northwest ever created.