New member Wilkes County NC

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Thanks for the add. New to muzzle loading. Looking forward to learning more about the hobby.

 

[hunter thompson]

WELCOME from maine

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

WELCOME from maine

Thanks

 

[zerosprk]

Hi and welcome from northern New Mexico! There are a lot of really knowledgeable people here who are very friendly and willing to freely share what they know. All you have to do is ask...

 

[PathfinderNC]

Welcome from Surry County NC!

 

[thomas]

Welcome to the forum.
Thomas

 

[Davehunt]

Welcome on board

 

[nit wit]

Welcome from Maine
Nit Wit

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[Jetmech]

Welcome from Virginia.

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN

 

[Mangonboat]

Welcome from Buncombe County! You'll learn a lot, here. The Search feature is like going down a rabbit hole.

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Hi and welcome from northern New Mexico! There are a lot of really knowledgeable people here who are very friendly and willing to freely share what they know. All you have to do is ask...

Thanks I’m sure I’ll ask many questions.

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Welcome from Buncombe County! You'll learn a lot, here. The Search feature is like going down a rabbit hole.

I know. I spent a couple of hours on here last night. Very informative and friendly.

 

[Ed Pilkington]

Hi neighbor! I’m in Boone, Watauga County. Let’s get together!

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Great!!!!! I was hoping for someone nearby. After the weather clears from this storm, we will definitely get together.

 

[JCKelly]

Welcome. Do you know anything about the NC Cavalry, during Mr. Lincoln's war?
I heard that, at least early on, they preferred flintlock carbines over percussion. Was told that this British Paget carbine was collected from a private house in NC about 1940. Now either it was left over from the War of 1812 or it came through the port of Wilmington for use against my great-uncle James Kelly.

.65 calibre, I have shot is when I needed something with a tough barrel, rather than my rifle with a screw-stock barrel. Kicks.

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Welcome. Do you know anything about the NC Cavalry, during Mr. Lincoln's war?
I heard that, at least early on, they preferred flintlock carbines over percussion. Was told that this British Paget carbine was collected from a private house in NC about 1940. Now either it was left over from the War of 1812 or it came through the port of Wilmington for use against my great-uncle James Kelly.
View attachment 115441
.65 calibre, I have shot is when I needed something with a tough barrel, rather than my rifle with a screw-stock barrel. Kicks.
View attachment 115442

No I’m afraid I don’t know anything about that. I moved here three years ago from Hampton Roads, Va.

 

[eagle eyes jefferson]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

Howdy. Thanks for the post.