Muzzleloading duck hunting in Hungary 

nomad8723 well said my friend!

Beautifully said

They are doing a good job, unlike Western Europe....

Rule Britiannia.

@@Tuton25 no they don't

A. H. Yes, we do.

They are very respectful gentleman. I like how they remove their headgear before shaking hands. Just like proper gentlemen should do. It is nice to see such courtesies in this day and age.

Where I'm from, that art has been all but lost because it is not taught anymore. Any advice on where to find gentlemanly codes of conduct? All the best from the Great White North!

Thanks Rob!

I have been hunting for almost 50 years with friends and family and also participate in shooting sports at two local clubs, also a lifetime NRA member. Don’t preach to me Kombat boy.

You have to understand that European Countries are much denser populated then many parts of the US. Therefore good hunting laws make sense.

Hey mate, they were all using percussion caps weren’t they? No flint

Tapani Löfving I'm glad I'm not the only one.

Hahaha! So you mean we are crazy in a similar way? ;)

Tapani Löfving indeed.

Mine had fixed chokes bought it in 1993 before screw in chokes were available in them.

yaeh and actually i think, this is a good law. lead and (shot in generall) are pretty awfull. we had three rabbits from my sister this christmas, hunted with shotgun. it was horrible. lead pellets stuck everywhere, every mouth full of meat you had 2-3 shot balls. and the worst were those, where the huntress hit bone, the bone fragmented and also the lead ball. so all was full with dispersed particles of lead and bone. it was this christmas, that i swore to myself, i will in future hunt small game only with a single projectile and kill it by headshot. so atm i`m looking to buy a .22LR rifle. (will probably be a cz455, seems a good rifle, but if you have any other recommendations, i`ll be greatful)

I use 22 LR on rabbit , less damage and as you stated no shot to pluck out. Even steel shot makes a mess, only thing is you bite into one its steel and it will crack or break a tooth.

We don't use lead shot because of its environmental impact.

I have not waterfowl hunted with my 20 gauge yet but if I would I’d use bismuth. I don’t have a coated barrel so I’d have to use bismuth shot it’s not as heavy as lead but it’s better than steel and it won’t scratch the bore. It’s even recommended for antique guns. The downside is it’s not really easy to find and it’s 4 to 5 times the price of lead

Hey, Erik vonEhrenkrook, great idea! That would be great.

Hi! Try Pedersoli's Brown Bess. I am just building the load of a Pedersoli Bess carbine for flintlock small game hunting.

You could get yourself a custom built fusil or trade gun or by the components and build your own check out Pecatonica River long Rifle. Or you could go to the NMLRA SPRING Shoot in June in Freindship, IN.Alot of custom builders display their guns there in Trader's Row .