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Monthly shoots Eatonville Wa.
The Upper Nisqually Sportsman's club has a monthly traditional muzzleloader shoot. We have three walking trails with targers in the woods at varying distances. We shoot the third Sunday exept October and November. Our normal course of fire is 20 rounds on two of the walking trails. At the...- Norton Atlas
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J & M Rifle Works Hawken
It would be fun to know if anyone is using one of his rifles. Probably a long shot to ever find one.- Norton Atlas
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J & M Rifle Works Hawken
I know this is an old post. These rifles were built by my Brother Kieth Johnson from 1976 until sometime in 1980's. He lived in Riverton Washington south of Seattle at that time. I don't remember what parts he used but they were quality parts. The stockes were carved by himself from blanks...- Norton Atlas
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