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Hi,
My name is Brian. I'm really pleased to have found this website, I am grateful for all the knowledge shared by the members here. I am relatively new to muzzleloading but I am really enjoying the learning. It is definitely a hobby for tinkerers and I am one. I am planning to hunt whitetail muzzleloading season this year with my dad and as soon as the fire risk subsides here looking forward the practicing more with my .50 flintlock Investarms Hawken. I'm also into cap and ball revolvers and old West history. Here is my favorite Navy arms Uberti 1861 I purchased a few months ago, it was produced my birth year, 1979.
 

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Welcome from the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. Lots of folks here have a lot of knowledge to share.
This kind of shooting is definitely for those who tinkerer and often encourages gathering more and more gear. It gets a bit addictive at times!
 
Welcome from Montana! My intro to Black Powder was a few years before you were born in the Yakima area where I grew up and shot my first elk ....and a few years later, my first ML elk. I have taken a few deer the woods around Winthrop.
 
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