So I have a few loose screws and an idea. I have a lake a few minutes away that is controlled by the COE, and they allow hunting, but specify that the only weapons allowed are archery gear and shotguns. Now, the shotguns can be smoothbored or rifled and any sighting system is allowed, so birdshot, rifled slugs, sabot slugs, iron sights, scopes, etc are ok. Muzzleloading shotguns are ok also, but not ,muzzleloading rifles. The explanation I was given by the local rangers is that a rifle of any kind, including MLs, has too long a range, but a shotgun, including a rifled shotgun firing a sabot round, is perfectly safe since it is a close range proposition only.Well, I got to checking with COE, Parks and Wildlife, etc, and apparently, the only difference between a rifle and a shotgun, legally speaking, is how the weapons and the ammo is marked. ML ammo, especially when using a sidelock firing a PRB, in this case a CVA St. Louis hawken (1:48" ROT), well, the ammo isn't marked as to caliber, so is irrelevant. And a ML, not being a firearm, I can remove or alter any and all markings at will. So what do y'all think, remove the stamps/markings from it, restamp it as a 37ga, and call it my muzzleloading slug shotgun for hog hunting? Like I said, I have screws loose, so what do y'all think?