Hello from Denmark :-)

[Kansas Jake]

Another welcome Bent. I too am of Danish heritage. Most of my ancestors’ surnames ended in “sen”.

 

[Collector54]

Welcome from N. Illinois

 

[Billy Boy]

Thank you for letting me in "The Muzzleloading Forum" Living in Denmark I am a black powder shooter. My "Darling" is this long rifle made in Indiana by Jacob S. Paulmer: Paulmer, Jacob S. 20200623. I love the look of it next to my desk and I love to shoot it at the Range. I have just received a Norris & Clement of Massachusetts model 1863 Type I with some stamps (letters) at the bottom of the barrel that I don't know anything about. Really hope someone can help me "on the way".
Kind regards
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Welcome from the woods, they are probably inspection stamps, just a guess..

 

[Okie Hog]

Welcome from southwest Oklahoma.

 

[SOLANCO]

Welcome from Lancaster County PA

 

[Bent - Elsinore - Denmark]

Out of CURIOUSITY, Could you comment on Gun laws in Denmark..and is that Considered E.U.? ,,,,,,,,WALLY

Hi senseisugarbear.
Sure Denmark is a part of the EU. Gun laws i Denmark are a bit complicated, but as far as Black Powder shooting goes, is the short version, that BP is a "No go" for hunting, only target shooting. Weapons made before 1870, as long af they ar non-cartridge, are free to own. Weapons produced from 1870 to 1890 must be registered at the Police on an annual list. To own a Black Powder gun for use, you must be a member of a BP-Club and there will be a backup check before you can get your license. This is the very short version, but you are welcome to send more questions. Our population is 5,8 million in Denmark and we have around 167.000 hunters wo all have to have passed at test. Black Powder shooters is numbered around 2000. So I am a part of a small exclusive group of "nerds"

 

[BP Addict]

Welcome from the Oregon Territory!

There are hundreds of years of knowledge and experience, collectively amongst our members!

Walt

 

[frankie]

welcome from Oklahoma USA

 

[Treetop]

Welcome from the blue ridge!

 

[Rudyard]

Welcome from New Zealand .
Rudyard

 

[Brazos John]

Welcome from Texas, just a bit north of Houston.
If you ever plan to visit your family in Houston, I'll send my contact info, and we can go make some smoke! Besides BP, I enjoy cowboy action shooting, so we could have a blast! Literally!
I have a couple of flintlocks, plus a pair of '58 Remingtons and enough caps to share, so there should be something to put a smile on your face!

 

[Old Timer 48]

Welcome!

 

[Tn poor boy]

Thank you for letting me in "The Muzzleloading Forum" Living in Denmark I am a black powder shooter. My "Darling" is this long rifle made in Indiana by Jacob S. Paulmer: Paulmer, Jacob S. 20200623. I love the look of it next to my desk and I love to shoot it at the Range. I have just received a Norris & Clement of Massachusetts model 1863 Type I with some stamps (letters) at the bottom of the barrel that I don't know anything about. Really hope someone can help me "on the way".
Kind regards
BentView attachment 147397View attachment 147398

Hello and welcome ijust wanted to say my 16 th ggfarther was from Denmark

 

[Hatman/2nd line]

Welcome from PA.

 

[Crockford]

Welcome from Alabama. Our family had several exchange students from Denmark 30 or so years ago.

 

[Snapshot in Norway]

Hello and welcome from a Norse neighbor and fellow Viking! (Norway.)
I can testify to he warmth environment here on the forum, a lot of knowledge to.
A good place to dwell for a spell.

 

[senseisugarbear]

B.E.D. Thank you for taking time to give some insite to your situation. I love to study different Cultures & countries. I feel it helps ME understand Worldwide events.I'll never walk a mile in your shoes ,But I now have some Idea what you're up against,,,,,,,,be safe ,,,,,Wally