I see that we also tell of our reenactor years. 26yrs.
How many years Muzzleloading experience?
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50 years
37 for me
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42 years
Latest tally is in!
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Cumulative Years- 9,353
40+ Club- 157
That's several tons of powder and lead!
Replies- 212
Cumulative Years- 9,353
40+ Club- 157
That's several tons of powder and lead!
50 years here.
Bump for the new folks...
The Appalachian
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When I started there were no inlines. The T/C Hawken and Renegade were considered top shelf production rifles, and CVA was the economical approach if you were short on money. Bought many a T/C off the used rack at the gun store. The only CVA I've ever owned was a pistol kit that I was given and recently put together.
54 years
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30 years
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45 years. But my first toy was a Kentucky Pistol... hahaha
1988 started
Ya got me by 10 years.
49 years. My first was a brass-framed High Standard Griswold and Gunnison in .36, now a wall hanger from heavy charges. Ah well, we learned. Next was a ROA stainless then a T/C Hawken kit in .50. Love that rifle.
MSmith
40 Cal
About a year... maybe. 
2 years with traditional muzzleloading, longer with unmentionables.
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52 years.
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52 years for me.
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