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Hello group, from the wet side of Washington State!

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[email protected] said:
Long time occasional BP shooter, started with a T/C Hawken around 1976 or so, heavily influenced by Jeremiah Johnson of course! Had several of that same rifle since and still have one along with various other rifles.
Built a Golden Age Arms Hawken .54 about 32 years ago, still have it, excellent shooter. Recent purchases are a Thompson High Plains Sporter, 2 of the newer Lyman GPR's,
Pedersoli Pennsylvania Dixie in .45, just shot it the other day, shot very well.
And most recently, last week took possesion of a CVA .50 cal Express double rifle that I have not shot yet. Would appreciate any insight on that rifle in particular from members who own or have owned one.

Look forward to reading more on this board.
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I lived on the “wet side” for 35 yrs before moving to a brown desert. I sure do miss the green.
 
[email protected] said:
Long time occasional BP shooter, started with a T/C Hawken around 1976 or so, heavily influenced by Jeremiah Johnson of course! Had several of that same rifle since and still have one along with various other rifles.
Built a Golden Age Arms Hawken .54 about 32 years ago, still have it, excellent shooter. Recent purchases are a Thompson High Plains Sporter, 2 of the newer Lyman GPR's,
Pedersoli Pennsylvania Dixie in .45, just shot it the other day, shot very well.
And most recently, last week took possesion of a CVA .50 cal Express double rifle that I have not shot yet. Would appreciate any insight on that rifle in particular from members who own or have owned one.

Look forward to reading more on this board.
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Welcome from Darby, Montana. I lived in Washington for
[email protected] said:
Long time occasional BP shooter, started with a T/C Hawken around 1976 or so, heavily influenced by Jeremiah Johnson of course! Had several of that same rifle since and still have one along with various other rifles.
Built a Golden Age Arms Hawken .54 about 32 years ago, still have it, excellent shooter. Recent purchases are a Thompson High Plains Sporter, 2 of the newer Lyman GPR's,
Pedersoli Pennsylvania Dixie in .45, just shot it the other day, shot very well.
And most recently, last week took possesion of a CVA .50 cal Express double rifle that I have not shot yet. Would appreciate any insight on that rifle in particular from members who own or have owned one.

Look forward to reading more on this board.
Click to expand...
Welcome from Darby, Montana. I retired from Everett P.D. in 2007 and lived in Mukilteo. I’m also new to the forum. Great folks with great helps and insight.
 

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