hello from Ar.
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inlikeflint
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hello from Ar.
Am also 72, built first muzzle loader around '64 or '65, a pistol with parts from dixie. Last winters project was a flint pistol. This winter have started a flint 16 ga. shotgun with a 26" barrel on a french fusil pattern stock with steel mountings. Will get pictures up eventually.
Re: hello from Ar.
Welcome, I bet you can tell stories about some of the great Muzzleloader shooters in the last 40 years.
How many times have you been to the Jim Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, OK?
Some of the best shooters and very good muzzleloader builders lived in AR and MO when I was shooting competition in the 70's & 80's.
Used to get some of my powder from a guy in Clarksville, AR.
Be sure to post some photos of your works.
Mike
How many times have you been to the Jim Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, OK?
Some of the best shooters and very good muzzleloader builders lived in AR and MO when I was shooting competition in the 70's & 80's.
Used to get some of my powder from a guy in Clarksville, AR.
Be sure to post some photos of your works.
Mike
Oklahoma Selbow Society Charter Member
Member at Large-Oklahoma Selfbow Society
Member-Kansas Bowhunting Association
Life Member-National Muzzleloading Rifle Association
You don't quit playing when you get old, you get old when you quit playing!
Member at Large-Oklahoma Selfbow Society
Member-Kansas Bowhunting Association
Life Member-National Muzzleloading Rifle Association
You don't quit playing when you get old, you get old when you quit playing!
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hawkthrower
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Re: hello from Ar.
Welcome!! I'm anxious to see your progress on the 12 ga. !! 
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Re: hello from Ar.
Aloha and welcome to Tradrag....
Pull up a log and set a while.
Pull up a log and set a while.
You never get a second chance to make a first good shot Greywolf
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