Greetings from North Georgia

[Keyhole]

Howdy everyone, looking forward to learning more about muzzleloaders and building loads for them. I’ve owned and fired Civil War era rifle-muskets for several years and I‘ve recently purchased a 1st Land Pattern Brown Bess….my first flintlock. I also own an 1836 Johnson pistol that is really fun to shoot

 

[Colonial Boy]

Welcome from New England.

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[Shawrco]

Welcome from Middle GA!

 

[jdw276]

Welcome from the Talking Rock BPShooters. Which part of north georgia?

 

[Jason holgate]

Welcome

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[thomas]

Welcome to the forum.
Thomas

 

[Keyhole]

Welcome from the Talking Rock BPShooters. Which part of north georgia?

Canton area, been trying to reach your group but there’s no contact info on your webpage

 

[jdw276]

Canton area, been trying to reach your group but there’s no contact info on your webpage

That be me. See the private message I just sent you.

 

[Stumpkiller]

Welcome from Upstate NY.

 

[Bruce McClung]

Howdy everyone, looking forward to learning more about muzzleloaders and building loads for them. I’ve owned and fired Civil War era rifle-muskets for several years and I‘ve recently purchased a 1st Land Pattern Brown Bess….my first flintlock. I also own an 1836 Johnson pistol that is really fun to shoot

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Welcome From West Georgia...

 

[UndeadPoet]

Welcome, from North Carolina! Nice pistol!

 

[LSLibelo]

Welcome from California.

 

[dracer]

welcome to the forum

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN

 

[Bill Bryan]

Welcome from Valdosta Georgia. I shoot at the Brushy Creek Muzzle Loaders in Lenox. Bill

 

[x_count]

Welcome from coastal North Carolina!

 

[glenniconway]

Welcome from the GA coast.

 

[springfield art]

Howdy everyone, looking forward to learning more about muzzleloaders and building loads for them. I’ve owned and fired Civil War era rifle-muskets for several years and I‘ve recently purchased a 1st Land Pattern Brown Bess….my first flintlock. I also own an 1836 Johnson pistol that is really fun to shoot

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I've never been able to figure out, why one of the big mfgrs. making replicas, never copied this simple, un-complex, handsome, iconic firearm! H. Aston, Johnson, the whole bunch. A pair of these were on the cover of an American Rifleman in 1962, which I think I still have, and the depiction was one of the images that got me into this whole life-long hobby! Thanks for you neat, clear photo! These do come up at auction now and again, I've seen ones that were clean and shootable; maybe I can still score one!