Hello from Ohio

[Firelock937]

Chris here. Been lurking for months. This is the first forum of any kind I have ever joined. I've had muzzloaders of one type or another for 20+ yrs. Started doing rev war reenacting about ten yrs ago, but have not been active the past 5yrs or so...will start again next month now that my daughter is done with softball. I've also been into reloading 20+ years. I hope I can contribute something to this very interesting forum at some point.

 

[Billnpatti]

Welcome aboard, Chris. We look forward to your input and we'll try to answer all of your questions about traditional muzzleloading.

 

[longshot one]

Welcome to the MLF Chris! Glad that you pulled up a stump and joined us at the fire.

 

[Buckeye66]

Welcome from N.E. Ohio, I'm new here to....

 

[Snake Dr.]

Welcome to The Traditional Muzzleloading Forum Chis,And Hello from Nebraska,

 

[shmrck1]

Chris,
Welcome to the MLF forum,great to have another
Buckeye in the mix.Where in SW Ohio is home? I usually do my deer hunting SE of Logan.SW OH does
produce some record bucks.Hope you will visit and contribute often.
I am snake-eyes :hatsoff:

 

[ny griz]

:hatsoff: :thumbsup: Welcome,enjoy the journey thru the site.Griz

 

[David W.]

Howdy. Pull up a stump to the fire and jaw a spell!

 

[Tony Logan]

welcome to the forum from TN. A great place to learn from others and share your own experiences

 

[Firelock937]

Thanks for the welcome everyone. I'm between Dayton and Cincinnati.

 

[Renegade Dan]

Welcome Chris :thumbsup:

 

[trent/OH]

Howdy neighbor, private message sent.

Trent in SW Ohio

 

[S.Kenton]

Hey there fellow Buckeye! This is a great site! Alot of good info here! Look forward to seeing ya! :thumbsup:

 

[Ft. Jefferson]

Welcome aboard 66, i'm near Ft Jefferson, south of Greenville.

 

[RUSELLLEEDORAN]

Welcome Chris. I'm into reloading too, but only standing next to my rifle. Also, I've got a lot of interest in the F&I and Rev War period and have been reading a lot on the reenactor's section (living history as many prefer to call it)of this forum. My 5th G-Granfather was at King's Mountain and most generations since have served. To date I have not gotten involved in those activities, but hanging around this bunch has kindled a hot spot. We'll see. This is a very diverse group with the common love of the smell of BP.

Fuzzy