Hate to admit it, but....

[ricc_9]

Of all the guns I have, my 50 cal Hawken is becomming my loyal friend. Her name is Rachel and I enjoy her more then all the rest.

I have been out the last couple of weeks looking for sheads and she goes on every trip. Getting used to the weight and feel of the gun. What a joy to shoot also!

Took my grand son with me over the week end and he had a ball shooting it at 50grs, he's only 6! I see a future muzzle loader comming along. I wish some one made a smaller lighter 32 or 36 cal for kids. Never seen one sold or made. I think it would be great for kids to get into bp with.

My "modren" guns are one thing, but my ml's are carring a bit of history.
When i'm out in the woods up on a point someplace,I wonder if another man stood there 200 years ago like me with rifle in hand looking out over the same valley? Did he carry a flinter or capper? It's like going back a couple hundred years.

It's a good feeling!
:thumbsup:

 

[roundball]

.......I wonder if another man stood there 200 years ago like me with rifle in hand.......It's like going back a couple hundred years. It's a good feeling!

That's it in a nutshell...
:redthumb:

 

[Rebel]

The Traditions Crockett doesn't weigh too much and is very accurate to shoot. It is a .32 cal.

 

[kmeyer]

I built the CVA .32cal kit about 4 years ago and love it. As long as it's not windy, it's very accurate

 

[dispatch 510]

Look around in pawn shops, I found my 32 cva squirral rifle in one,lady let me have it for 60.00,took it home cleaned it up.Good shooter for my 11 year old twins.