Traditions Vortek Strikefire Black/Stainless Steel .45 Cal Muzzleloader RifleTraditions$492.28
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Traditions
If you've mounted a scope on your Traditions Vortek, Pursuit, or Yukon muzzleloader, you've run into the problem: the standard hammer sits too low to reach comfortably when your cheek is against the comb for a scoped setup. The Traditions Replacement Hammer Extension solves that with a simple, field-proven fix. This extension screws directly into your muzzleloader's hammer, raising your thumb's reach so you can cock the gun smoothly whether you're a right- or left-handed shooter.
Muzzleloading with modern optics demands practical solutions, and Traditions designed this extension to work seamlessly with their popular in-line platforms. It's the kind of small upgrade that transforms a scope-mounted blackpowder rifle from awkward to genuinely shootable. If you're hunting or practicing at distance with a scoped Vortek, Pursuit, or Yukon, this accessory eliminates one of the most common ergonomic frustrations on these rifles.
Installation is straightforward—no gunsmithing required. The extension threads into your existing hammer, making it a reversible upgrade if you ever want to return to iron sights or a traditional cocking stance. For hunters and shooters who've already invested in a quality scope for their Traditions muzzleloader, this is the natural next step.
This extension is designed for the Vortek, Pursuit, and Yukon muzzleloaders. If you own one of these models and have mounted a scope, this extension will raise your hammer cocking point for better ergonomics.
Yes. The extension screws into the hammer itself, so it functions correctly regardless of which hand you shoot with.
No. The extension simply screws into your hammer—it's a field-installable upgrade that requires no special tools or permanent modifications to your rifle.
Traditions
If you've mounted a scope on your Traditions Vortek, Pursuit, or Yukon muzzleloader, you've run into the problem: the standard hammer sits too low to reach comfortably when your cheek is against the comb for a scoped setup. The Traditions Replacement Hammer Extension solves that with a simple, field-proven fix. This extension screws directly into your muzzleloader's hammer, raising your thumb's reach so you can cock the gun smoothly whether you're a right- or left-handed shooter.
Muzzleloading with modern optics demands practical solutions, and Traditions designed this extension to work seamlessly with their popular in-line platforms. It's the kind of small upgrade that transforms a scope-mounted blackpowder rifle from awkward to genuinely shootable. If you're hunting or practicing at distance with a scoped Vortek, Pursuit, or Yukon, this accessory eliminates one of the most common ergonomic frustrations on these rifles.
Installation is straightforward—no gunsmithing required. The extension threads into your existing hammer, making it a reversible upgrade if you ever want to return to iron sights or a traditional cocking stance. For hunters and shooters who've already invested in a quality scope for their Traditions muzzleloader, this is the natural next step.
This extension is designed for the Vortek, Pursuit, and Yukon muzzleloaders. If you own one of these models and have mounted a scope, this extension will raise your hammer cocking point for better ergonomics.
Yes. The extension screws into the hammer itself, so it functions correctly regardless of which hand you shoot with.
No. The extension simply screws into your hammer—it's a field-installable upgrade that requires no special tools or permanent modifications to your rifle.
