Anyone here interested in traditional muzzle-loaders?

I hunt with one in the fall. Very accurate and deadly! TC Hawken .45.

I will be in the near future when some funds become available

Yes, this is what I use 90% of the time to shoot.

 

I have a

T/C Hawken percussion in .45 cal.

T/C Hawken flint in .50 cal

T/C Scout carbine in .50 cal

 

Shooting Black powder is lots of fun.

I just got a new Green Mountain .50 cal flintlock barrel for Fathers day, I can't wait to take to the range and sight it in....

 

Been shooting Traditional muzzle loaders since the 1970's.

Never used a shotgun for deer, I like the precise point of impact on vitals, not a pot luck hit.

Yes, this is what I use 90% of the time to shoot.

 

I have a

T/C Hawken percussion in .45 cal.

T/C Hawken flint in .50 cal

T/C Scout carbine in .50 cal

 

Shooting Black powder is lots of fun.

I just got a new Green Mountain .50 cal flintlock barrel for Fathers day, I can't wait to take to the range and sight it in....

 

Been shooting Traditional muzzle loaders since the 1970's.

Never used a shotgun for deer, I like the precise point of impact on vitals, not a pot luck hit.

 

Yep! bought my first TC Hawken from Charlie Stone in Neshanic Station about 1970

Any of you guys ever been to Dixon's Muzzle-Loading Gun Show ?

Just been at Dixion's Saturday with the wife...

 

Never been to any of Dixion's shows... yet I would like to give it a try though.

1: TC SCOUT 50 CAL

2: TC BLACK DIAMOND SS

3: 2 CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARMS HUNTER YOUTH MODELS 50 CAL..

t/c new englander l/h .50cal 2 t/c renagades .50cal one l/h the other r/h kinda a father son special