Traditions Pursuit XT Northwest Magnum | .50 Cal | 26in

The Traditions Pursuit XT Northwest Magnum is a .50 caliber single-shot muzzleloader built around a 26″ Chromoly steel barrel with a VAPR 1:24″ twist. It uses a musket ignition and ships fitted with Williams fiber optic metal sights and Veil Wideland synthetic furniture. The rifle includes the Elite XT Trigger system and a Quick-T ramrod handle to simplify loading and maintenance.

Designed specifically to satisfy state-specific musket rules in Idaho and Oregon, the Pursuit XT Northwest Magnum is suitable for regulated big-game muzzleloader seasons and for precision muzzleloader target work at moderate ranges. Its configuration emphasizes stability of projectiles, straightforward sighting, and a user-oriented loading setup.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is listed as Traditions Performance Firearms / Turner Fabrications.
• The model/part number is R748804425WA.
• The caliber is .50 Caliber.
• The barrel description is Chromoly Steel Tapered & Fluted.
• The barrel measures 26″ for balanced handling.
• The barrel length range is 26″ to 26.99″.
• The rate of twist is 1:24″ to stabilize a wider range of projectiles.
• The ignition type is Musket.
• The sights are Williams Fiber Optic Metal.
• The stock/furniture is Veil Wideland Synthetic.
• The trigger system is the Elite XT Trigger system.
• The weight is 5.75 lbs.
• The weight range is 5 lbs to 5.99 lbs.
• This model is configured with open breech and musket ignition to meet specified state regulations.
• The UPC is 040589030357.

Whether you need a muzzleloader that conforms to musket-specific hunting regulations or a rig capable of consistent accuracy with a range of black-powder projectiles, the Pursuit XT Northwest Magnum presents a focused package: a robust Chromoly barrel with a faster twist, practical fiber-optic sights, and an upgraded trigger and loading ergonomics. Its design prioritizes straightforward operation, stable projectile performance, and features that are useful in regulated big-game seasons and organized muzzleloader shooting.