How many years Muzzleloading experience?

[Pratt]

I see that we also tell of our reenactor years. 26yrs.

 

[Kapntx]

50 years

 

[Fatboyz]

37 for me

 

[TCMonts]

42 years

 

[dave951]

50 years

 

[Sparkplug]

Latest tally is in!

Replies- 212
Cumulative Years- 9,353
40+ Club- 157

That's several tons of powder and lead!

 

[Nobade]

50 years here.

 

[Sparkplug]

Bump for the new folks...

 

[Loyalist Dave]

I am curious how many years of combined experience we have in this group. To make things easier on me to keep a tally, when telling me your time reply like this...



12 years



...and only have the years in the comment with nothing else. Any other discussions are welcome, but anything other than this format will not be counted. I will occasionally post a running total.



I am also doing the same in the Re-enactment section.

46 years

LD

 

[The Appalachian]

When I started there were no inlines. The T/C Hawken and Renegade were considered top shelf production rifles, and CVA was the economical approach if you were short on money. Bought many a T/C off the used rack at the gun store. The only CVA I've ever owned was a pistol kit that I was given and recently put together.

 

[Commander69]

54 years

 

[broadarrow]

30 years

 

[Eterry]

I am curious how many years of combined experience we have in this group. To make things easier on me to keep a tally, when telling me your time reply like this...



12 years



...and only have the years in the comment with nothing else. Any other discussions are welcome, but anything other than this format will not be counted. I will occasionally post a running total.



I am also doing the same in the Re-enactment section.

45 years. But my first toy was a Kentucky Pistol... hahaha