Shooting again after 27 yr absence

[CFCE]

Hello. I have a T/C Hawken in .45caliber. I built it from a kit sometime in the mid 70's. I haven't shot it sinceI got married 27 hrs ago; to many other obligations kept getting in the way. Well now I'm ready to start shooting it again. So many things have change in the past 27 yrs I almost feel like I'm starting new again. I have lots of questions and look forward to interacting with everyone here.

 

[Renegade Dan]

Welcome to the site! :hatsoff:

 

[smo]

Welcome back things haven't changed that much...other than our eyesight,weight,lack of hair and age. :rotf: :bull:

 

[Bob in iowa]

I'm kinda in the same boat, the boys and I went shooting when they were growing up, but they graduated college and moved out of state, 10-12 years ago.
I had the Hawkin out a couple weeks ago and took the Remington Army 1858 out today.
It's funny how the sights got fuzzy from not being used.
It's good to smell the smoke again.

 

[PA.1740]

WELCOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :hatsoff:
Have Fun
Phil

 

[Terry Fairchild]

Hello CFCE:
Your story is similar to mine; I had muzzle loaders 30 years ago and life got in the way and they were sold. If I could remember who to I'd try to get them back!
I seem to enjoy this hobby way more than I did back then,even though,as someone else said, "the sights are getting fuzzier".
Lots of good people and good info here.
Mr.T

 

[ny griz]

:hatsoff: Howdy and welcome.Good ta have ya here. :thumbsup: Griz

 

[Preacher Jeremy]

Enjoy yourself :thumbsup:

 

[Shooey]

Hello!!!! Glad you're here!