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    Hi from Butte America!

    Grew up in the Alleghenies, hunted since 1967, and hunted the early years of the Pennsylvania flintlock season, moved to Montana in 1990. Thrilled with the new traditional muzzleloading season here, I've dusted off my flintlocks--Dixie Tennessee Mtn Rifle .50 I built from kit c. 1980 and a...
  2. pamtnman

    Finally connected after many misses last week

    First week of flintlock here in Pennsylvania was fun and also frustrating. I learned quickly that I had not practiced enough with the flintlock, because I missed several deer at rock throwing distance, like 40 yards. One was a doe I missed three separate times with two different flintlocks...
  3. pamtnman

    The .62 rifle took a 2022 deer

    This week is early muzzleloader season here in Pennsylvania. We can take antlerless deer and black bear. It’s probably my favorite season for a slew of reasons: Beautiful Fall weather (usually), leaves turning color, game animals not yet on high alert and pretty easy to stalk or call in, the...
  4. pamtnman

    Help needed designing .62 cal percussion rifle

    Folks, your advice and assistance is welcome on a long simmering project. The .62 caliber rifled barrel and stock wood (full stock or half) have been in my possession for five years, as different rifle designs went through my mind over this time. Due to the high heat, today was an "inside" day...
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