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Back in the 70s when Alabama opened a few either sex M/L hunt days on all of the management areas every deer hunter I knew bought a M/L. Prior to the new M/L hunt days deer hunting was strictly bucks only in the state.

We bought our M/Ls by mail order, a TC Renegade cost $90 from Ron Shirks Shooters Supply in 73. The inflation calculator says this would be $527 in todays money. We would pool our recourses and buy several at a time. I always wonder where all these guns ended up, I bought 5 or 6 TCs and passed them all on in trades and sales.
 
Who is the grey man? Don't we have enough people with their collective probes up our asinines without us helping them? Guarantee you someone. is waiting with bated breath to use our guns as a means to further their twisted political career.
 
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Id venture to guess there are probably more muzzle loaders in the U.S. now than there were during the revolution. And if that doesnt speak for their popularity than I dont know what will
 
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