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  1. M

    Sargent York - 1941

    Have a relaxing vacation and fun.
  2. M

    Idaho

    I'd like to say that'll work....but I'll bet it won't.....whoa, train off track up ahead....;)
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    .45 caliber RB enough for deer?

    No lectures necessary....however an animal that is hit and unable to be recovered, is high % misplaced shot not hitting vitals. Don't beat yourself on this, you have a .54 that does the job. BTW: the creatures of the wilderness have to eat to, so the animal wasn't wasted, it just hurts to see it...
  4. M

    Lead Question for Californians/Others

    In Cal. you grab the barrel and use it as a club🤣. Just yankin' yer chain. Colorado we still use lead balls. However, Cal. imports are screwing up this state too. Cal. just about everything on earth cause cancer, so it is better to check with wildlife division. BTW: Any question asked(mostly) is...
  5. M

    Unfired Muzzleloaders

    I'm surprised I wasn't killed in the 1st month I started driving.....loved speed....then again, gas at that time was only $0.23/Gal.
  6. M

    Sargent York - 1941

    In those days it was like JFK said, "ask not what your Country can do for you, ask what YOU can do for your Country"!! Unlike todays libs that want everything for nothing, and have no morals or work ethics, or actually, no ethics of any kind.
  7. M

    Trip to The Rifle Shoppe

    We have a friend near Lawton and we hunt hogs on his lease from time to time. OK is a nice place...like it a lot.
  8. M

    Idaho

    I'm very proud to say that I am also a redneck, in the same category as you. And you are definitely correct in saying that it is people like us that will either save this Country or go down fighting, but never on our knees! Thank you for a very well stated comment. :thumb: 🇺🇸Forever!
  9. M

    Idaho

    They did the same thing in Colorado, Ohio, PA., IL., basically half the Country.....it's going to get ugly.
  10. M

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    What's the barrel like and what cal.?
  11. M

    fire hazard?

    That's kind of cumbersome when your hunting....😁
  12. M

    Idaho

    That's okay.....we always watch the train go off the track:ghostly:
  13. M

    .45 caliber RB enough for deer?

    I could eat kielbasa and pierogi's every day. That is an excellent tasting sausage. 🙂
  14. M

    Idaho

    Very well spoken my friend. You and I may differ on rednecks, but we agree on what really counts in this world! Even though I never met you, I'll consider you always a friend, as friends can differ and still be friends. Here is just one example: Bumbling Biden cuts funds to several Florida...
  15. M

    Idaho

    Wrong......completely. Rednecks are not all drunks or uneducated. That's like saying all blacks are welfare recipients. There is good and bad in all races....but ignorant people are the ones that put labels on them! Glad you sobered up, now get educated.
  16. M

    .45 caliber RB enough for deer?

    Yes, a .45 RB is plenty to kill a deer with a well placed shot. A well placed shot with a .22 will do the job. That being said, distance is also a factor.
  17. M

    fire hazard?

    You know, with all those regulations and all, they could very well just ban muzzleloaders as dangerous fire starters and ban them....I wonder if those fools will try to ban lightening strikes🤪🤣
  18. M

    Galesburg, Illinois Heritage Days

    There are a number of rendezvous in the Illinois area. Most have what they call the "primitive" camp, and the "tin" camp. If you're looking for more rendezvous in the state, go to talkingbear.com
  19. M

    Galesburg, Illinois Heritage Days

    If possible camp, that is part of the fun. Any way you do it....have fun.
  20. M

    No R in the month

    You'll also find them infested with flees in the hot summer months.
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