I'm from northern Utah, which is more or less the backyard of many a 1830s rendezvous. Been shooting black powder since '74 and did reenactment for about 25 years, until I lost a chunk of my hip to cancer. Now I just plunk targets and have fun. Glad to be here.
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j2adams
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I was born and grew up in Weber County… welcome aboard!
Welcome from Alberta.
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Welcome aboard! Be sure to share a pic or two of your favorite shootin’ irons in when you get a chance.
Welcome from Oklahoma.
Old Timer 48
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Welcome!
Welcome.
Sorry to hear "C" bit you but glad you made it here.
From another shooter rode hard and put away wet.
Sorry to hear "C" bit you but glad you made it here.
From another shooter rode hard and put away wet.
Justin.44
54 Cal.
Welcome from Missouri! -Justin
Hi and welcome from northern New Mexico!
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Nit Wit
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Welcome from East TN
And Jaegermeister, I'll need to find some photos of what I shoot now, a Larry McCoy flintlock patterned after a rifle in the Museum of the Fur Trade, and a percussion rifle patterned after an 1860s Leman rifle. But I do have photos a friend recently sent of a Homer Dangler rifle, patterned after Peter Berry's rifles. The gun was built by Dangler, then scrolled and inlaid by Steve Fields, from Southern Indiana. It was a tack-driver and a beautiful piece, but after moving to Utah I thought it was too light, and too nice, to be banging around in the mountains. Sold it, and naturally now wish I hadn't, but it went to a good home. Not sure who that kid in the photos is, though he seems vaguely familiar.
