Hello All, I am in Round Rock Texas and am new to the black powder world. I have been shooting my whole life but I have recently moved from smokeless powder to the black powder world. I have started with two Pietta percussion revolvers in the Remington 1858 pattern. My next step will be a percussion rifle, then I hope to move to a smooth bore flintlock. Looking forward to lots of fun and learning. I feel that this hobby will supplement my camping and bushcraft hobbies in many ways.
Hello From Round Rock
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MountainRanger
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Welcome, welcome, welcome to both the real world of shooting and to the forum. Lots of nice folks here and all told, probably several thousand years of experience hunting, just shooting and generally enjoying the smoke and blast of a fine flintlock or percussion rifle or gun going off. No one knows it all and we all depend on one another for continued education. Don't hesitate to ask or share your experiences :wink:
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Welcome to the forum my friend! It's so nice that you've decided to join our ranks. There is no need to look anywhere else now. You have found yourself a home with us.
This forum is the very best by far when it comes to Traditional Muzzleloader's and BP shooting. All the other aspects that go along with it are covered as well!
You will find like minded folks as yourself right here! The majority of our member's have decades of knowledge and experience. They would be more than glad to answer any questions that you may have. We would also love to hear from you as well!
We also have a Search feature which is located at the top of all the forums page's. It is a great tool to utilize for research or looking up something specific. This feature would be a big help to you as you decide what type and caliber muzzleloader you may want to know more about. As mentioned before, you can ask alot of questions too!
No matter what kind of Traditional Muzzleloader you may want, more than likely it has already been covered in fine detail right here! I have used the expertise from our member's prior to buying muzzleloader's in the past. Have never been steered wrong and have also saved alot of money as well! You have an excellent resource available to you right at your finger tips. Money can't buy knowledge and the experience that this forum has to offer.
Our forum is also a lively place with new topics being created on a daily basis. There is always something new to checkout all the time!
Also, the learning opportunities here are endless! I guarantee you will learn something new each and every time you visit this forum. I continue to learn on a daily basis. It truly is endless!
Lastly, and most important! Our forum is a friendly place. You will make lifelong friends who share the same love and passion for everything that Traditional Muzzleloading and BP shooting has to offer.
Again, we are glad that you have decided to become one of our members and we look forward to hearing from you in the very near future. Keep us posted on your progress in finding that special muzzleloader! If you need anything, we're here to help.
Respectfully, Cowboy :hatsoff:
This forum is the very best by far when it comes to Traditional Muzzleloader's and BP shooting. All the other aspects that go along with it are covered as well!
You will find like minded folks as yourself right here! The majority of our member's have decades of knowledge and experience. They would be more than glad to answer any questions that you may have. We would also love to hear from you as well!
We also have a Search feature which is located at the top of all the forums page's. It is a great tool to utilize for research or looking up something specific. This feature would be a big help to you as you decide what type and caliber muzzleloader you may want to know more about. As mentioned before, you can ask alot of questions too!
No matter what kind of Traditional Muzzleloader you may want, more than likely it has already been covered in fine detail right here! I have used the expertise from our member's prior to buying muzzleloader's in the past. Have never been steered wrong and have also saved alot of money as well! You have an excellent resource available to you right at your finger tips. Money can't buy knowledge and the experience that this forum has to offer.
Our forum is also a lively place with new topics being created on a daily basis. There is always something new to checkout all the time!
Also, the learning opportunities here are endless! I guarantee you will learn something new each and every time you visit this forum. I continue to learn on a daily basis. It truly is endless!
Lastly, and most important! Our forum is a friendly place. You will make lifelong friends who share the same love and passion for everything that Traditional Muzzleloading and BP shooting has to offer.
Again, we are glad that you have decided to become one of our members and we look forward to hearing from you in the very near future. Keep us posted on your progress in finding that special muzzleloader! If you need anything, we're here to help.
Respectfully, Cowboy :hatsoff:
Welcome to the Forum! :hatsoff: We are glad you found us. You are welcome here.
I drove by Round Rock, fifty-some years ago, singing "The Ballad Of Sam Bass" all the while.
Sounds like you are well on the way to being seduced by the Dark Arts. Whatever you need to know, you'll find it here.
Richard/Grumpa
I drove by Round Rock, fifty-some years ago, singing "The Ballad Of Sam Bass" all the while.
Sounds like you are well on the way to being seduced by the Dark Arts. Whatever you need to know, you'll find it here.
Richard/Grumpa
WE HAVE A VERY ACTIVE TEXAS MUZZLELOADING ASSOCIATION . http://www.tmlrassociation.com/
SEND ME AN E MAIL [email protected] and I will send you more info on it/us
SEND ME AN E MAIL [email protected] and I will send you more info on it/us
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I ate barbecue in Round Rock a few years ago on a trip out to Waco for my daughter's graduation from Baylor. Boy, that Hill Country to the west sure is charming.
rustyh
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Welcome to the forum. We have a local group that shoots once a month out by Canyon Lake we also host 2 rendezvous in the spring and 2 in the fall near Shiner. Send me a PM and I'll send you more info.
Rusty
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Welcome :hatsoff:
