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Long time fascination with muzzleloaders, bought my first one in Tokyo way back in 1954, was a top quality matchlock.<br />
Was a soldier at the time serving with the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR hold the US Presidential Unit Citation).<br />
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Have been shooting MLs ever since and made a few, mainly target rifles.<br />
Spent 4 years as an army armourer and a further 10 years as an Australian Defence Department armourer but the last 2years was as a machine shop foreman. Been in the mechanical engineering field till my retirement at 60 (5 years early as a reward for having served!!)<br />
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Still shooting and still enjoying MLs although I target shoot moderns a lot as well (.22rf, centre fire, both rifles and pistols).
Was a soldier at the time serving with the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR hold the US Presidential Unit Citation).<br />
<br />
Have been shooting MLs ever since and made a few, mainly target rifles.<br />
Spent 4 years as an army armourer and a further 10 years as an Australian Defence Department armourer but the last 2years was as a machine shop foreman. Been in the mechanical engineering field till my retirement at 60 (5 years early as a reward for having served!!)<br />
<br />
Still shooting and still enjoying MLs although I target shoot moderns a lot as well (.22rf, centre fire, both rifles and pistols).
- Birthday
- Mar 23, 1934 (Age: 90)
- Gender
- Male
- Occupation
- Consultant Armourer
Signature
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