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Author Topic: Some info on flintlock shooting  (Read 10841 times)

Offline Ohio Joe

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Re: Some info on flintlock shooting
« Reply #15 on: August 02, 2021, 06:25:05 PM »
Except me, of course... :lol sign :Doh!

Yessir, you are the most definite exception!   :luff:   :wave   :*:

Ol' Hank knows things... Sometimes I think he went to the same cabin that Boone and Crockett went to for their schooling...  :lol sign :shake

Seriously, Hank is well schooled in the flintlock, and I'm sure he'd be the first to tell a feller, "what works for me - may not work for you..."  And I bet he'd be one of the first to help a feller in need. :shake
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