SpringThunder
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Hey yall! Been lurking for awhile seeing as I don't have anyone local to really show me the what to and what not to when it comes to muzzleloading.
Shooting a Traditions Ambush Pursuit II and after having it all these years I finally really have put in time trying to figure it out. Couldn't get it to group better than 8 inches when I was a boy so it just sat in the case. lack of firearms deer hunting land permission helped me not care about most my rifles. Bow hunting took over but now I got some pals who want to learn to hunt so we are starting a deer camp. trudging around that public land just like turkey season. I just recently got that traditions shooting 3/4 at 100. Bout time, right?
Got a handful of cap and ball revolvers and a 50 Kentucky pistol.
Itching to get me a kit of a 32 for clapping squirrels. not sure if flint or cap quite yet.
I'm a diehard turkey nut and man I'm glad this muzzleloading bug has bit because it makes the time from spring turkey seasons end to the next years start go by just a little faster. I am a traveling turkey man. Maybe we'll cross paths if you out there running state to state in the spring.
Shooting a Traditions Ambush Pursuit II and after having it all these years I finally really have put in time trying to figure it out. Couldn't get it to group better than 8 inches when I was a boy so it just sat in the case. lack of firearms deer hunting land permission helped me not care about most my rifles. Bow hunting took over but now I got some pals who want to learn to hunt so we are starting a deer camp. trudging around that public land just like turkey season. I just recently got that traditions shooting 3/4 at 100. Bout time, right?
Got a handful of cap and ball revolvers and a 50 Kentucky pistol.
Itching to get me a kit of a 32 for clapping squirrels. not sure if flint or cap quite yet.
I'm a diehard turkey nut and man I'm glad this muzzleloading bug has bit because it makes the time from spring turkey seasons end to the next years start go by just a little faster. I am a traveling turkey man. Maybe we'll cross paths if you out there running state to state in the spring.
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