Congratulations Cayugad
04-07-2008, 06:29 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 1,392
RE: Congratulations Cayugad
Dave buy's so many guns he has me addicted to buying as well. Now I have to go out and get a new safe.[:@]
At least I can depend on his advice.
Thank's for all of your help Dave!!!
At least I can depend on his advice.
Thank's for all of your help Dave!!!
04-07-2008, 07:20 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 3,813
RE: Congratulations Cayugad
Cayugad: I would like to echo the sentiments of others.
I bought my first ML aboutthree years ago. And if it were not for this forum, I would still be trying to figure out why my flintlock was not shooting Pyrodex.
Through your generosity I have learned a great deal about the fine sport of muzzleloading. You were the person who told me about using iso/windshield fluid to clean with, where to order powder, how to knapp and a lot of other things I now take for granted.
When at the range, when I find myself spending more time answering others questions than shooting, I remind myself of the patience people like you have shown me. Knowing that my answers may very well be influencing a future muzzleloader.
I can't ever repay you. But I will pass on to the best of my ability the things you and others here have taught me. And in so doing, hopefully grow our sport.
Thank you again.
PS:Since you seem to be buying guns again, when are you getting that KRB?
I bought my first ML aboutthree years ago. And if it were not for this forum, I would still be trying to figure out why my flintlock was not shooting Pyrodex.
Through your generosity I have learned a great deal about the fine sport of muzzleloading. You were the person who told me about using iso/windshield fluid to clean with, where to order powder, how to knapp and a lot of other things I now take for granted.
When at the range, when I find myself spending more time answering others questions than shooting, I remind myself of the patience people like you have shown me. Knowing that my answers may very well be influencing a future muzzleloader.
I can't ever repay you. But I will pass on to the best of my ability the things you and others here have taught me. And in so doing, hopefully grow our sport.
Thank you again.
PS:Since you seem to be buying guns again, when are you getting that KRB?
04-07-2008, 08:30 PM
#15
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 21,193
RE: Congratulations Cayugad
No No No No No... well maybe.. Acutally I have lost the urge for a KRB7. I have enough stuff to play with this summer plus I have to start cutting firewood soon, so that will take up a lot of my range time...
