Names stephen . Thinking about getting into muzzleloading because of the ammo craze. Reloading/ black powder supplies seem to be more available and cheaper. Was invited to go on a coyote hunt. If anyone has info on hunting coyote with a muzzleloader let me know. I' d like to get a smooth bore and of course sell coyote pelts
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Welcome to the forum my friend.
We’re glad that you’ve found us. What ever the reason that brings one to muzzleloading, it definitely opens up a whole new world!
WARNING! Black Powder shooting is very addictive..
Many members here have extensive knowledge and experience. They’d be more than happy to answer any questions that you may have?
Looking forward to hearing more from you in the very near future.
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We’re glad that you’ve found us. What ever the reason that brings one to muzzleloading, it definitely opens up a whole new world!
WARNING! Black Powder shooting is very addictive..
Many members here have extensive knowledge and experience. They’d be more than happy to answer any questions that you may have?
Looking forward to hearing more from you in the very near future.
Respectfully, Cowboy
Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome from Flagstaff.
Smoothbore is versatile, rifled is longer range, coyotes can be smart. Lotta thought needed.
Smoothbore is versatile, rifled is longer range, coyotes can be smart. Lotta thought needed.
Welcome!
Welcome from the Ozark mountains. I second coyotes are smart.
Welcome from Mesa. Try Thunderstick just north of Speedway, east of Craycroft. Great M/L folks and supplies.
Thunderstick is at 1125 N. Jefferson in Tucson,Az 85712. They are open and have B/P available. Good friendly folks.
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