inghamtr

My first muzzleloader was a Thompson Center left hand Renegade.Brand new for $159.00.I spent 200 hundred that day for everything I thought I needed.Went out and shot it and was hooked on black powder hunting and shooting.I let my buddy shoot it and off to the gun shop he went.My girl friend at the time didn't mind me hunting,but she sure frowned when I would clean the gun..lol

kidoggy

thompson center scout carbine .54 think I payed around 200 or so.

Triple Se7en

CVA Plainsman in 1:66 twist.
I keep kicking myself in the pants for selling it several years ago.

My other first was a redhead, at a Drive-In Theater, back in 1969.

kidoggy

lol. she was mine also, sorry about the sloppy seconds.

inghamtr

I still have the renegade...My other first works at the post office,I sure am glad she dumped me,,she didn't hold up near as well as my rifle,,lol.

sabotloader

Lyman Trade Rifle 54 cal...

I do not have that one any longer but I have 7 Renegades???? not sure why?

inghamtr

Just a general question Sabotloader.I suppose everyone on this forum has a passion for muzzleloaders and it all began some where.I would be money ahead if I never bought a muzzleloader,but then again I would have missed all the fun and enjoyment it brought me over the years. As well as all the hunting adventures .

inghamtr

I have shot muzzleloaders for a long time,havent been on this forum very long but I have learned a lot since I joined.There are a lot of knowledgeable shooters on here ..

Muley Hunter

My first sidelocks were all Hawken style guns. My first inline was a CVA V2.

Funny, because I just bought another V2. I've come full circle back to where I started.

WV Hunter

My first was a TC High Plains Sporter in .50 cal...back around 1990 I think.
Sure wish I still had it, but I was young and dumb and traded it in on the first Knight I ever got, back in 1993 or 1994. A stainless MK-85 that I still have today.

Don't regret getting the MK at all, I just wish I had not traded the TC in on it. It was a nice rifle that you don't see much of these days. Heck, you didn't see em much back then.