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Cruzatte
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Welcome to the forum, Dan, from another enthusiast in Lawrence.
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Just joined the forum a week or so ago and just stumbled across this subforum.
Got into BP shooting over 20 years ago, took a break and getting back into it. Started with a CVA St. Louis Hawken in .50 cal and later got a Traditions Crockett Rifle in .32. Used to shoot at Capitol city and Santa Fe Plainsmen BITD.
Fast forward to 2022: Live in Osage City, a stone's throw from the Santa Fe Trail. I'm also Citizen Potawatomi Nation and I've been doing a lot of research into our forced relocation from Indiana to the Sugar Creek reserve in East Central Kansas, a.k.a Trail of Death, with a desire to start doing some living history based off both events. Still got both the Hawken and the Crockett and have added a .45 cal fullstock, a .54 TC Renegade and just recently a 20 ga trade gun built from a North Star West kit. I'm even going to make a trip to Santa Fe Plainsmen Sunday if the weather holds.
Got into BP shooting over 20 years ago, took a break and getting back into it. Started with a CVA St. Louis Hawken in .50 cal and later got a Traditions Crockett Rifle in .32. Used to shoot at Capitol city and Santa Fe Plainsmen BITD.
Fast forward to 2022: Live in Osage City, a stone's throw from the Santa Fe Trail. I'm also Citizen Potawatomi Nation and I've been doing a lot of research into our forced relocation from Indiana to the Sugar Creek reserve in East Central Kansas, a.k.a Trail of Death, with a desire to start doing some living history based off both events. Still got both the Hawken and the Crockett and have added a .45 cal fullstock, a .54 TC Renegade and just recently a 20 ga trade gun built from a North Star West kit. I'm even going to make a trip to Santa Fe Plainsmen Sunday if the weather holds.
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Welcome jaholder from Manhattan.
Cruzatte
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We might know each other, or be at least somewhat acquainted. I've been shooting with the First Santa Fe Trail Plainsmen since 1985. We're having a Spring Rendezvous March 18-20. Come on out and join us.
In fact, this is an open invitation to all the Kansas shooters to come on out.
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I PM'd you.
Was going to try and go out for the monthly shoot tomorrow but not sure what time they start.
I figured I would chime in from McPherson County.
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Hello Dylan, been a while since anyone chimed in. I’m in Manhattan.
Not too far from you. I live in Eastern McPherson county. I live really close to McPherson State Fishing lake and the refuge.
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