My first time shooting muzzleloaders.

[granth]

Here’s just a couple of videos of me shooting some muzzleloaders. I shot a .50 caliber Traditions Mountain Rifle (percussion) and a .45 caliber flintlock Kentucky Rifle. I had a lot of fun and I really thank the guys at the White Smoke Brigade for showing me the ropes!

 

[waksupi]

Take off your clothes, and do it again. It's the only way you will ever have more fun!

 

[DOUBLEDEUCE 1]

It can only get worse if you let it get into your blood…

 

[user 49399]

Which one did like you most?

 

[granth]

Which one did like you most?

I loved them both equally, but if I had to choose one I would choose the Traditions Mountain Rifle. I just really liked the double set trigger on that gun.

 

[Celt5494]

That looks like you had more fun than a barrel of Monkeys. Now what they didn't tell you is they put an addictive chemical in that black powder. Once inhaled it will make you buy a new firearm fortnightly.

 

[granth]

That looks like you had more fun than a barrel of Monkeys. Now what they didn't tell you is they put an addictive chemical in that black powder. Once inhaled it will make you buy a new firearm fortnightly.

Lol, I'm hooked! Just got a kit and I'm excited to put it together!!

 

[user 49399]

Just wait till you start pouring round balls. You’ll be searching hardware stores for plumbing lead, you’ll make friends with roofers to get their scrap roofing lead, you’ll start walking backroads looking for wheel weights and you’ll be walking lake banks in winter looking for fishing sinkers.

Then you’ll get a kit to make a powder horn, and then another and another and another,,,,,,

Then you’ll learn to make flints. You’ll walk around looking at every rock you come across to see if it could make a spark.

Then you’ll get some deer or elk antler and start making powder measures by the dozen.

Then you’ll make a shooting bag. You may even find yourself in a thrift store looking at purses and belts that can be repurposed for accoutrements.

And then,,,,,,,

 

[Two Feathers]

Just wait till you start pouring round balls. You’ll be searching hardware stores for plumbing lead, you’ll make friends with roofers to get their scrap roofing lead, you’ll start walking backroads looking for wheel weights and you’ll be walking lake banks in winter looking for fishing sinkers.

Then you’ll get a kit to make a powder horn, and then another and another and another,,,,,,

Then you’ll learn to make flints. You’ll walk around looking at every rock you come across to see if it could make a spark.

Then you’ll get some deer or elk antler and start making powder measures by the dozen.

Then you’ll make a shooting bag. You may even find yourself in a thrift store looking at purses and belts that can be repurposed for accoutrements.

And then,,,,,,,

Banjoman:
Couldn't a described it better my own self.
It's an addiction fer sure!
Good luck granth. Prepare them Credit cards fer a shock!!
God bless:
Two Feathers