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Bender

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Been shooting for about 25 years. Getting interested in replicas/muzzleloading/black powder. Back in 1980 or so, I built a CVA frontier pistol muzzloader, and shot it for a few years.
Then, I bought my first gun, an original springfield Trapdoor 45-70, which I reloaded for (using pyrodex). Unfortunately, a few years later I needed money and sold some of my guns, including the Trapdoor.... doh!!

Anyway, now I'm all fired up for buying some of the Uberti pistol replicas, such as a Dragoon, an 1851, and an 1858 Rem. Also maybe a Hawken-style rifle.

I will probably have lots of questions!
 
Glad you are here. It is a great site.

"Then, I bought my first gun, an original springfield Trapdoor 45-70,..."

In college at Ohio State I was on a Civil War drill unit, and we carried the same firearm. We loaded them with BP and would set them off in outdoor competition. Once we did it indoors at a very large "field house," and they disqualified us from competition even though we had the highest score. It was worth it. The crowd went nuts !!! :rotf:
 
Bender,
Welcome to the MLF,great to have you
on board.Hope you will visit often and
contribute when you can.
Cpt Ordance,
I know it is still very early but how
bout those BUCKEYES!!!!
snake-eyes :hatsoff:
 
Howdy B and welcome to the board! Pull up a limb and set to it amigo! :hatsoff:

Davy
 
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