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Hello! I have been a member of this forum since last September, but don't believe I ever said "Hello," and "Thanks for having me." Well, I am saying them now. My first muzzleloader was a .50 percussion, CVA St. Louis Hawken rifle that I got back in the mid 1990s. A little after that, I also obtained a 1967 .44 percussion, Italian-made, Intercontinental Arms "Kentuckian" from an uncle who had it as a "wallhanger." (I own others, but they are not to be discussed on this forum:)) I moved, and hadn't handled them much for almost twenty years, but last year, I started to mess around with the Kentucky rifle and have been trying to become more proficient with it. I look forward to advice and learning more from this august group.
 
Hello! I have been a member of this forum since last September, but don't believe I ever said "Hello," and "Thanks for having me." Well, I am saying them now. My first muzzleloader was a .50 percussion, CVA St. Louis Hawken rifle that I got back in the mid 1990s. A little after that, I also obtained a 1967 .44 percussion, Italian-made, Intercontinental Arms "Kentuckian" from an uncle who had it as a "wallhanger." (I own others, but they are not to be discussed on this forum:)) I moved, and hadn't handled them much for almost twenty years, but last year, I started to mess around with the Kentucky rifle and have been trying to become more proficient with it. I look forward to advice and learning more from this august group.
Hello and welcome!
What part of the world are you from?
 
Capnball, Kentucky, originally (my son is the seventh generation of my paternal line born in Kentucky. my people were there before it was a state.) and now North Carolina.

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The Carolinas are some of the prettiest parts of the country. I'm originally from NJ but I live in MD now right close to Amish country. Love it!
 
The Carolinas are some of the prettiest parts of the country. I'm originally from NJ but I live in MD now right close to Amish country. Love it!
Yes, it is no wonder that most of the Daniel Boone/Davy Crockett/Last of the Mohicans, etc. scenes were filmed in Cherokee National Forest, Pisgah, or Smoky Mountains National Park. It is gorgeous. Amish country is typically pretty nice, too.
 
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