One Muzzleloader enough?

[RobertIN]

Welcome! My 1990 CVA Hawken .54 put two deer in the freezer for me this year, might get lucky and get a third this weekend! Great guns for the price.

 

[Juice Jaws]

Used to think so, but now I know better.
Started out here in Maine with a TC hawken back in 1985 for a few years. Big fun but then went inline with a TC FireHawk. Then about 25 years not doing any ML hunting. Finally I got to remembering how much fun the muzzleloaders were and picked up a Traditions in-line last year. Just recently I was gifted a CVA Hawkin that I hope to carry in woods this year.
Looking forward to learning about the care and feeding of the CVA. Thanks for having me aboard.

One is more than enough.

 

[CVA Enthusiast]

15-20 years ago when I started, I got 1 Pietta Sheriff brass frame in trade, I was going to try it out clean it up and flip it. 4 rifles 1 pistol and 4 revolvers later I still have yet to flip that Pietta sheriff.

 

[Okie Hog]

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Welcome from southwest Oklahoma.

 

[GrizzlyClaus]

Welcome from South Central PA.

 

[ADK Bigfoot]

As the old guy told the young guy, How many guns does a man need? "Just ONE (more)."

ADK Bigfoot
13 left-hand flinters and counting....

 

[Dale Lilly]

Welcome to the forum!


At least one for each day of the week.

One for each day of the month .. and then a few more