The maken of a muzzeloading hunter

[Ted W. Coombs]

Made a deal with my grandson,(he is 12 years old) If he can take a squarril with my .32 Dixie flint squarril rifle I will give it to him. When its all said and done, I'll bet he gets the squirll,gets the rifle, and we will have another blackpowder shooter amung us. Good idea huh :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Teton Ted

 

[PreglerD]

Hi Ted,

great idea, hope it works and. :thumbsup: My son Simon (7) is also very interested in ML shooting and historical Longhunter stuff. I promised him a ML when he gets 10. Until that airgun is the only gun he is allowed to use by law.

Regards :hatsoff:

Kirrmeister

 

[smo]

That is a great deal for your Grandson Ted.I have 3 Grandsons now and two Daughters that are 17& 19 that haven't started a family yet {Thank God}.So that's a great reason for me to buy more muzzleloaders so I can give each one his very own.Of coarse that will be after I test fire each one for a couple thousand rounds first :thumbsup:

 

[chance]

Great idea cant wait to give mine to my daughter!!!!

 

[tg]

Great way to spend time with one of your children, hope it goes well, and the bug bites him just hard enough to keep him interested and give you a hunting companion for many years.

 

[Emet Huntsman]

Not a good idea -- a great one!!!!!! :thumbsup: Just hope you have a backup shooter for yourself :grin:

 

[pepperonis]

Good plan, maybe I'll do the same with my daughter in the future, except I'd better learn to hit the squirrel first!!!! :grin:

 

[beaverbill]

good deal :hatsoff:

 

[jethro224]

:thumbsup:

 

[Ted W. Coombs]

Parson, I do have a back up shooter. It's a english fowler 20 ga. with a jug choke full. It can reach out to near 30 or so yds. with no. 5 shot. Its a real squirrel getter. Teton