To the Muzzleloaders:
Been shooting and reloading for over 40 years. Almost exclusively at ranges. Indoor at first, then outdoor.
About 8 years ago I moved to a farm just south of the Georgia line.
Have never shot a muzzleloader before.
A friend recently gave me a gen 3 colt 1851. I also ordered a Pietta 1851 from Natchez and a Traditions Deerhunter from Battlehawk Armory. Neither have arrived yet.
Another friend gave me 3 tins of cci#11 magnum caps, a pound of pyrodex P and 2 pounds of RS, and around 100 .375 Hornady round balls.
I somehow had a box of .490 ball in my lead pile.
Ordered a Lee .380 82 grain round ball mold and a paper cart kit from guns of the west dude.
Been reading a bunch. Mostly on this site.
Now shopping for a screwdriver set and a 3/8 punch. LOL.
Guessing you guys are not budget friendly.
I look forward to one day adding something but for now...Cheers!
Sincerely,
Wheelman
Been shooting and reloading for over 40 years. Almost exclusively at ranges. Indoor at first, then outdoor.
About 8 years ago I moved to a farm just south of the Georgia line.
Have never shot a muzzleloader before.
A friend recently gave me a gen 3 colt 1851. I also ordered a Pietta 1851 from Natchez and a Traditions Deerhunter from Battlehawk Armory. Neither have arrived yet.
Another friend gave me 3 tins of cci#11 magnum caps, a pound of pyrodex P and 2 pounds of RS, and around 100 .375 Hornady round balls.
I somehow had a box of .490 ball in my lead pile.
Ordered a Lee .380 82 grain round ball mold and a paper cart kit from guns of the west dude.
Been reading a bunch. Mostly on this site.
Now shopping for a screwdriver set and a 3/8 punch. LOL.
Guessing you guys are not budget friendly.
I look forward to one day adding something but for now...Cheers!
Sincerely,
Wheelman
