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Cannons and Mortars are my main hobby but I'd like to bring muzzleloaders into as well.

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Me and my brother have several smaller mortars and cannons. We also have a bowling ball mortar that we take out for a day of shooting. I was able to get my hands on my dads muzzleloader that he put together from a kit before I was born. He passed away several years ago so I'm planning on fixing up his rifle. I like to think of it as one last project with my dad. He got the kit started and finished it "good enough" so I'm going to finish it to look awesome. It's a CVA Mountain Rifle Kit (made in US) and was one of CVA's first kits.

I enjoy shooting for the sake of shooting. I'm here to learn about muzzleloaders, with an interest in the Civil War, reenactment, and living history. If you're in the North Dakota area and would like to join us on a weekend cannon shoot let me know. The more the better.
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