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  1. Eterry

    Hello from Le Claire Iowa

    Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum. For me, muzzleloading is calming of sorts. I only get off one round to the cartridge guys 20,(40), but I savor every moment. Just stay focused, and you'll be fine.
  2. Eterry

    Hello

    Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum. Not much reenactment here in my area, so I hunt, shoot, build a few muzzleloaders. There's plenty of hunters and paper punchers here as well.
  3. Eterry

    Introduction

    One more Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum. I started in 1980, I knew NO one who owned a muzzleloader, and no internets. You'll do fine, there's plenty of knowledge here.
  4. Eterry

    Hello from Ohio!

    Howdy from North Texas close by the Muddy Red River. Welcome to the forum.
  5. Eterry

    Hello from Iowa!

    Welcome to The Muzzleloading Forum. You're more than welcome here. However, this is strictly a Traditional Muzzleloading site, inlines , cartridge arms, or anything designed post-1865 is a violation of our rules. We have a sister site where inlines are welcomed and discussed...
  6. Eterry

    Hello from Salt Lake City

    Howdy from North Texas. Welcome to the forum. My first 58 was a Navy Arms P61 Musketoon. I still love it.
  7. Eterry

    new member from Germany

    Also castboolits.com I would need better pics to tell if it's a centralfire conversation. . But I'm far from an expert.
  8. Eterry

    Hello from Utah

    Howdy Hogleg, welcome to the forum from North Texas up by the Muddy Red River. We have plenty here who shoot at distance for target and fun.
  9. Eterry

    SOLD - Pending funds Jukar .45 cal Flintlock Pistol

    You can also use an AAA battery, negative end up. The flash will reflect on the battery.
  10. Eterry

    WANTED Sharps Rifle or Carbine

    This is The Muzzleloading Forum. Only firearms made prior to 1865, their replicas, AND use a separate percussion cap, are allowed. This is plainly stated in our rules, which I implore all to read. TMF has over 2100 members, and over 2.5 million posts. We have no way of monitoring all of...
  11. Eterry

    SOLD CVA LONGRIFLE FS

    EVERYONE of you guys should be ashamed. This is STILL the Classifieds, NOT a discussion forum. This matter is between the OP and potential buyer. Keep your opinions OUT OF THE CLASSIFIEDS.
  12. Eterry

    My name is…

    Howdy ma'am from North Texas and welcome to the forum. Check out the firearm identification and antique original muzzleloader section, ask questions and hopefully someone can help you
  13. Eterry

    SOLD CVA LONGRIFLE FS

    Mine was the most accurate muzzleloader I ever owned, straight from the kit.
  14. Eterry

    Hi from East Africa

    Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum. How far are you from Grahamstown ?
  15. Eterry

    Hello

    Howdy from North Texas. That's some nice black powder guns!! Welcome to the forum.
  16. Eterry

    WITHDRAWN Smith Carbine

    Thanks to all. I'm still looking...
  17. Eterry

    Wm. Greenfell 10 Bore Double: Information and Repair Guidance

    There were many serviceable guns made everywhere where the name was a play on words of a famous gunmaker. Wm. Greenfell is an apparent spin on WW. Greener. I'd drop by the gunbuilders bench and ask about repairing the lock. Also, British double guns were known to be brazed, not silver...
  18. Eterry

    Long time creeper, first time account.

    Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum. I Ghosted the forum a while before joining... but if you wanna say creeper, that's up to you... lol. Enjoy the Best Traditional Muzzleloading Forum on those internets..
  19. Eterry

    Newbie intro

    Howdy Patton from North Texas. Welcome to the forum. My wife doesn't know how many muzzleloaders I have, I keep them cached in different locations. I knew some Pattons just west of me... they were kin to THAT Patton.
  20. Eterry

    WITHDRAWN Smith Carbine

    Looking for a Smith carbine. Prefer an original in good shape with good bore. Please include bore diameter. Let me know what's out there. Thanks
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