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No different from a traditional muzzleloader. If you don’t break shoulders or a spine with your shot, you’ll likely be following their deer a short ways. Bullets at this speed do not seem to provide the hydrostatic shock of modern high powered rifles that provide that nice bang, flop result we’ve become accustomed to. Assuming you strike the vitals, you won’t be tracking long distance. Just don’t expect every deer to fall right where he stands.

Wife just canned the first round of our green beans. She loves to hear those little lids pop! Thank goodness it doesn’t take a lot to make her happy.

The wife is a totally different animal!

I'll wager it wasn't Hunter's. If it were, it would already be up his nose.

Seems like everybody on the forum is wanting a quality revolver. You won’t beat one like this!

One thing about it, guys. If you’re riding a decent looking bike, everywhere you stop, somebody wants to have a conversation with you. I’m not a big people person, but usually enjoy these interactions. My kids were impressed to learn that if you’re on a bike, there are a bunch of folks out there on the road looking out for you. That is pretty cool. I usually try and stop if it looks like a biker is having trouble. It seems I am not alone.

Thank you, sir!

That ain’t a bad thing. It’s what drives us to try and improve.

Very interesting! That is a new one on me. Thanks for sharing, and congratulations on finding it.

Looks great to me! You won't ever make an item that pleases you...at least I haven't. Everyone else isn't so critical.

Welcome to TGO. If folks all wave at you going down the road, there isn’t anything wrong, it’s just how we are.

Welcome!

Welcome to the forum. Make yourself at home.

Welcome aboard. Come on in and tell us something so that doesn’t happen again.

Welcome to tgo!

Gal I went to school with was in Memphis last new year’s eve. She had her car stolen from the hotel where she was staying. I think she had to rent a car to get back home.

https://www.defensiveballistics.com/products/hornady-81353-090255813531-5140

I reckon that 92 Winchester has me just tad envious as well. Well done, sir!

Thanks! Yep, two needle saddle stitching.

Looks like you were closer than I was!

Dan musta been a doctor judging from that signature.

No idea, but they sure seem to be priced fairly!

It appears to be a 1911 variant of some flavor. What is it? I can’t seem to make out the script.

Sounds like you need to go back to work so you can get a break. I thought we might get to see some woodworking projects.

Thanks! What have you been up to lately?