The joy of BP

[BLAHMAN]

What other "group" of shooters would welcome a blind shooter into ther midst?????? (none, thet I know of!!) :master: :master:

I really "like" you guys!! :cry: :cry: :redthumb:

YMHS
rollingb

Stop it....I'm gettin' all emotional and funny inside....the tears are startin' to[url] flow....gettin[/url]' into the[url] keyboard....habin[/url] aherd tine seein thins now...gotta blow my nose.....

 

[Zonie]

What other "group" of shooters would welcome a blind shooter into ther midst?????? (none, thet I know of!!) :master: :master:

I really "like" you guys!! :cry: :cry: :redthumb:

YMHS
rollingb

That are nice, RollingB.

Now, wood someone turn ole RollinB bak aroun an aim him downrange agin? :: ::

Dam, Ah kan accept his bein blind an all, but whan he turns aroun ta look at us, an forgets he has that smokepole in his hans it do mak me nervis. :: :: :crackup: :crackup:

 

[Bob J]

TexasMLer-
We can relate! I go to the range and might be/usually am the only one there shooting a traditional muzzleloader. Have lost about all but a passing interest in anything modern. Others here have put into words (quite poetically) the unique combination of practicality, simplicity, and mystique that traditional muzzleloaders offer. And how cool it is to be able to share ideas and the experience of the blackpowder sports with you all. Believe me, I have friends and relatives who shoot modern and hunt, but just have never gotten bit by the "bug". The blackpowder way and has been a lot less lonely since I discovered the 'Forum. :thumbsup: