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Recently acquired an T/C Hawken .54 and wanted to learn more about the sport (Please excuse me if that is the wrong term) and shooting blackpowder. Also have a 1851 Colt .36. Again, Please excuse this greenhorn if I don’t use the correct terminology.
 
GunnyMike said:
Recently acquired an T/C Hawken .54 and wanted to learn more about the sport (Please excuse me if that is the wrong term) and shooting blackpowder. Also have a 1851 Colt .36. Again, Please excuse this greenhorn if I don’t use the correct terminology.
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Welcome GM, from the state of Nebraska. My TC Hawken was the first muzzleloader I shot in competition.
Flintlocklar 🇺🇲
 
The best way to get started is to find a local muzzle loader group or club and attend a shoot. Take your rifle and ask questions. A cowboy action match will have someone who can guide you on the pistol as well. Lots of people like to help.
 
Phil Coffins said:
The best way to get started is to find a local muzzle loader group or club and attend a shoot. Take your rifle and ask questions. A cowboy action match will have someone who can guide you on the pistol as well. Lots of people like to help.
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Phil and I think much alike !

Howdy from the Piney woods of East Texas !!
 

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