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SR22 as well, started my son on one when he was 8 and he loves it.

I have shot there in light rain and snow and they stayed open.

Dunno?

Just finishing up "Fault Lines" R.G. Rajan.

Thanks for the heads up!

Great pics as usual- thanks for sharing!

yea- same here!

Thanks DeerSlayer, much appreciated!

Exactly, they have to do something to try and look like they are more centrist on the subject, but they still have their agenda. The plan is to go after the "hi capacity clips" and the evil "assault rifles". Once that is accomplished then they will go after handguns, bolt actions etc., then shotguns and single shot rifles. That, my friend is their end game.

Thanks, RichP, Great info!

You don't have to have it notarized- BS

Thanks RichP- much appreciated. When you say 209 magnum primers are you referring to 209 magnum muzzle loader primers? Thanks again, Joe

Like the title says, got my first muzzle loader, it is an entry level gun (because the price was right) a Traditions Timber Ridge 209. I have shot muzzle loaders before, so I know the basics, but would welcome words of wisdom from the veterans out there. I plan on getting some pellets, either Lucky 7 or Pyrodex, some 209 muzzle loader primers (one of my friend uses shot gum primers but I was going to go with primers designed for muzzle loaders) and some sabots, the gun is 50 caliber. Any recommendations? Thanks!

I have an SR22 wife and kids love it, and it eats anything

Hopefully they come out with a 300 Win Mag version in the future.

Yes they are, had the same problem getting fingerprinted for youth sports background check. Typically a 4-8 week backlog.

Thanks, I will give them a call

YEA!

Looking for a recommendation or someone on this forum who can do some pool work. Looks like I will be needing a new liner, mine is starting to tear at the seams and a few holes have popped up, going to need some concrete work done as well. I am in western Monmouth county, about 10 minutes from exit 8 on the NJTPK. Looking to do the planning now and the work in the fall. Thanks,

Bummer- that was a great deal

I cannot comment on Heritage Guild but I am sure there are reputable shops near you. I am sure someone familiar with your area will chime in.

I would recommend a local shop over Cabelas. Your location says Hunterdon County, I don't know how far you are from either Sportsmen's Den or Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters, but both have excellent archery technicians. They are both on rt 130 in Bordentown I believe.

Hope they run this deal again!

You know, I thought the exact same thing!

Exactly, but lets remember to remain PC here!