Young'n

[leadhoarder]

Wow what a beautiful rifle. Even the flint looks immaculate.

 

[Forester]

Welcome from western PA

 

[.36Rooster]

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Man, you're in the right place! Except us squirrel hunters might have some competition now... and looks like the gunbuilders too...

 

[Justin.44]

Welcome from Missouri! -Justin

 

[Roundball2319]

Welcome from Colorado. It is a great and rewarding hobby.

 

[Eterry]

Howdy from north Texas and welcome to the forum.

Feel free to start a thread in Hunting or Flintlocks and I'm sure it'll take off.
Fine looking guns, keep posting.
Et

 

[GoodRabbitPilgrim]

Welcome, you may be a youngin but you've still got me beat in age!

Beautiful rifles and photographs

 

[Britsmoothy]

Wow!
Pleasure to meet you sir

 

[gooddy51]

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Pictures looks great. Feels good to have you on board

 

[Juniata]

Well Brian we’ve moved from the Leatherwall to here. Welcome buddy. Beautiful rifle. We’ll have to get together and shoot sometime. Jim Keller

Jim!!! Did not know you were into muzzleloaders!?

 

[Lippy984]

Welcome, from NJ. 37 I am

 

[Cherrybow]

Welcome from NW Arkansas. Great story and history! Look forward to your participation. Nice work on the muzzleloaders too

 

[RedRiverII]

Welcome from Fla.

 

[UndeadPoet]

Nice work! Thanks for sharing. Welcome, from NC!

‘Poet

 

[Codger Craig Wilcox]

Welcome, Brian. Glad to see some younger souls pushing powder and lead down a barrel.
Kind of interesting about your parents leaving the Mennonite Church. Definitely a different lifestyle. I am not a member, since I am twice divorced, but do attend the Mennonite Church here in Kenton, OH. And our church is a part of the Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonites. I just enjoy the folks there. Very friendly, non-judgmental, freely offering to help with many things. At 76, I'm no spring chicken, and Agent Orange from my mis-spent youth is laying me low - need all the help I can get.
I build LR's as a hobby, currently working on a .62 cal Jaeger, English walnut stock (hard as heck to work!). Bunch of smoothbores and rifles of various gauges and calibers - but I don't get out often enough! And when I do go, I have to leave my gun-shy Service Dog at home. Otherwise she goes about any place I go.
If I get over toward eastern Penn., I'll try to look you up.

 

[sawyer04]

Found dead in doorway of cabin with 2 tomahawks sunk in his skull.


So, there was such a thing as double bump in those days.
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[TFoley]

Welcome from East Anglia UK. Beautiful rifles!!!!

 

[Old Timer 48]

Welcome!

 

[sportster73hp]

Welcome from Erie PA

 

[Juniata]

Welcome from NW Arkansas. Great story and history! Look forward to your participation. Nice work on the muzzleloaders too

Are you near Clay Newcomb?!