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Just bought my first muzzleloader Friday. CVA Wolf. One of the best things I've purchased under $200 in a very long time. I'm online searching for another one right now.

Found this forum while searching. Hello from Texas.
 
Welcome to the forum.

I don't know if you noticed but this is a Traditional Muzzleloading gun forum where we talk mainly about the muzzleloaders that were made before 1866.
In the forum rules, rule #7 says, "We don't discuss modern (in-line) muzzleloading firearms.

We will be more than happy to talk about the traditional muzzleloaders and we will be happy to answer any question you might have about them but, for discussions about your gun, you will get more help from the folks at our sister muzzleloading site, Modern Muzzleloaders.

Here's a link to that site in case you want to look into it.

https://www.modernmuzzleloader.com/
In the meantime, look around our site. Ask questions or just read any post that interests you.
 
Welcome to the forum.

I don't know if you noticed but this is a Traditional Muzzleloading gun forum where we talk mainly about the muzzleloaders that were made before 1866.
In the forum rules, rule #7 says, "We don't discuss modern (in-line) muzzleloading firearms.

We will be more than happy to talk about the traditional muzzleloaders and we will be happy to answer any question you might have about them but, for discussions about your gun, you will get more help from the folks at our sister muzzleloading site, Modern Muzzleloaders.

Here's a link to that site in case you want to look into it.

https://www.modernmuzzleloader.com/
In the meantime, look around our site. Ask questions or just read any post that interests you.

Sorry.

Honestly, I didn't notice until I read your post. I was just lurking, reading, and learning. I was thrilled with my purchase and ready to buy another one. I may get an older one. One of the build your own kits. That's what I like doing.

Thanks for the link to the other forum.

Thanks. Have a great day.
 

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