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Brad McCaffree

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Folks, won't lie... I'm new to the forum game. Been 'skinning for a long while. I just discovered my love of blackpowder over the last 2 years. (I like blades and hawks} I own both flinters and percussion stuff. I voo all over and represent the KMA district #6. Don't judge but I did 27 years in law enforcement and now am a long beard. Thanks for letting me warm up, and if'n ya don't mind, I will grab my cornboiler for some coffee!
 
Welcome to the forum! Not sure what you are rep for or where it is, but welcome none the less. I salute you for your service as an officer of the law also!
 
Thanks Mountain Ranger... truly. I'm currently in Kansas. The KMA is a muzzle loader's association,
 
Yep, as a new member to the party, I been spending the afternoon catching up on the news. I figger directly I may ask some questions or pipe in, but... completely unlike me, I;m just takin it all in for a smoulder burn... before I step on my bag and break wind. :)
 
We'd be interested in the status of muzzleloading shoots, hunting, the telling of tall tales, etc in Kansas... Whatever Kansas is just kiddin' :grin:
 
McBullett said:
Folks, won't lie... I'm new to the forum game. Been 'skinning for a long while. I just discovered my love of blackpowder over the last 2 years. (I like blades and hawks} I own both flinters and percussion stuff. Don't judge but I did 27 years in law enforcement and now am a long beard.
First off, Welcome to our forum my friend! Also thank you for your service as a LEO and for keeping our public safe!

Let me take this opportunity to tell you a little bit about our forum.

This forum is the very best by far when it comes to Traditional Muzzleloaders and BP shooting. We also cover all the other aspects that go along with it as well!

No matter what kind of Traditional Muzzleloader's you may have or might be interested in, they are more than likely covered in fine detail right here on this forum.

You will find like minded folks as yourself on our forum. The majority of our members have decades of knowledge and experience. They would be more than happy to answer any questions that you may have. We would also love to hear what you might want to share with us as well!

We also have a Search feature located at the top of the forums page's. It is a great tool to utilize for research or for looking up something specific. You can also adjust the date ranges at the bottom of the forums page's. By doing this you will be able to view additional topics in this forum.

Our forum is also a lively place with new topics being created on a daily basis. Something new to checkout all the time!

The learning opportunities are truly endless here on the forum. I guarantee you will learn something new each and every time you visit. I am always learning something new.

Lastly and most importantly, Our forum is a friendly place. You will make lifelong friends who share your same love and passion for everything that Traditional Muzzleloading and BP shooting has to offer!

Again, We are glad that you have decided to join us and we also look forward to hearing more from you in the very near future!

Welcome Aboard my friend!

Respectfully, Cowboy :hatsoff:
 
Welcome Mcbullet, as a fairly new member myself I can attest to what others have mentioned.I have certainly gained a lot of knowledge here in short order.

I noticed you said your new at the forum thing(much like me).Don't hesitate to visit the "using the forum"section.I did so and found a lot of members willing to help me become more"forum user friendly"so to speak.

The folks here are certainly willing to help in any way they can.

Welcome to a great forum.And thank you for your service.
 
Thank ya Cowboy for the welcome! Swamp Chicken bygawd back at ya. DD thanks for the note. I will peruse through as I have been. I see a lot of "old" topics that I found interesting. I believe for the moment I will sit on my hands and just "stalk" alittle, before I drag out the Irish in me and break wind :wink: .
 
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