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CVA was the budjet black powder rifle/pistol. Tons of kits. T/C was the "out of reach "brand the "lucky" guys were using.

Cabela's is not the same store it used to be.

agree with hanshi. Do you hunt with it?

My grand daughter and I watched Roots. Kunta told the old fiddler he wanted more "grits dummy". So I ordered some from amazon. The next day it was at my doorstep. Seems like they were waiting for someone to order it so they could get it off the shelf.

You may save a couple cents to fire a round with a .40 to buy the rifle. ok!! why not get a .32 or a .36. its all ok

First practice with our 4-H muzzleloader team. They got my two rifles and pistol sighted in! Thanks Jim for selling me the T/C .45 hawken. The kids love it.

One is enough. We process all of it at home. Steak-burger-canning-or sausage.

if this is your first build-take your time

Threaded a knob I had in the shop to a fiberglass ramrod. now I have a range rod! +++ Up date -and-venison burgers from last year's buck. T/C renegade. .54

Minnesota welcomes you

built a pistol loading stand for the 4-H kids.

when you get your wood stocks, you may want to trace it on a piece of "scrap " wood and do a little carving practice. Sharp is good! Good luck!

Being a retired fireman, we have done many house burns. the last part of the houses to stand are the corners. I have my safe/storage away from the center of my house.

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I just got certified to instruct 4-H members in muzzloading. I'm hoping to take some of them to compete in our state shoot in September.

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welcome

Did you ever get the barrel shortened? Curious how it turned out.

When all 6 goes off its one "heck" of a kick.

look at the bottom of the can. there should be a date