DuncNZ
54 Cal.
It is just over one year since I joined this merry band . I have thoroughly enjoyed the experience , gained a lot of knowledge , got back in touch with some old friends . All in all thanks for having me .
Cheers Dunc
Cheers Dunc
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Just over one year .
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I'm pretty new here myself and have found this site to be very helpful and entertaining.
DuncNZ
54 Cal.
I'm not going to leave , I learn a lot from you
Love to share info. Why should I take my experiences with me to the promise land? When I started w/ muzzleloading in 1967, I fired my cousin's Dixie Gun Works single barrel Belgian made m/l shotgun into a mud puddle , and was bitten for life. I would wager there are many folks on the Forum , with stories of how they started in m/l ing. Back then , I had no idea what I was going to experience in the next 50+ years doing this. I also made a host of like minded friends ..........oldwood
Indeed, it's been a great journey so far. It's so much better when we can share our experiences.
