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Welcome from Minnesota (Bechyn).

Nice wood and brass.

I followed a link on this site that someone uploaded, worked for me.

An arrow!?

I hope that it is thick enough for a stock! Good score!

The 4-H kids on the muzzleloader team likes this rifle.

"what is this?" nick nick. ''It tastes like buffler s***!" It is.

Welcome from MN. My great great grandfather did some black powder shooting there in July of 63.

I quit a few decades ago. Now the only smoke I like is Goex.

Sundance--"Can I move?" "I shoot better when I move."

T/C has prefix K for kit.

Built a a hawk target from scrap wood for our 4-H black powder team. The younger kids have fun practicing with the mouse hawks!

If I didn't spray the cleaning patch with 92% rubbing alcohol after every 3-4 shots, my jag would get pretty tight. (.32 Traditions deer hunter)

At the Minnesota state shoot, even though our Sr. black powder 4-H team didn't first in a single event, they still got first place! They shoot 50 yard buffalo, 25 yard bottle, 25 yard silhouette, 15 yard pistol, and hawk. Lots of fun. Some of the other counties have some very good shooters. I...

If your target is big enough, tape/paint a tic-tac-toe game on the log.

I don't know if it was right or not, but I sprayed the round balls with brake cleaner.

Range day with 11 yo grandson. He is learning to fire a .45 TC Hawken I picked up from a fellow member. (thanks Jim). Hopefully he will get a deer this fall.

4-H black powder pistol practice this morning. The trapper .50 was grouping very well at 15 yards by our sr. shooter.

One was intermediate champ last year at state shoot, the other sr. champ at state shoot. I watch. They are a little rusty now.

Hawk practice tonight with the 4-H kids.