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. You should consider making these bags available for sale, that would add $$$ to your stimulus money ........ .

. Hey I found my letter and pin that was sent to me by the United States International Muzzle Loading Team (USIMLT) in 1980. I thought it had been thrown-out years ago. .

. Keeping Track Of Your Ventures ..... Here's a good way to be able and look back at your ventures whether modern or traditional muzzle loading. At first you'll forget to record those outings but in time you'll start thinking about past travels, hunting outings, camps stayed in and wish you...

. I store and have stored modern and black powder in a metal box lined with 1/2 inch plywood. Put wheels on it to make moving easy, other than that I keep it near a door to get it out of the house if there would ever be a fire. Do the same with all ammo and anything that goes "bang". Keep it...

. Back in the 1980's I had one of these built with three interchangable barrels (.40 caliber, .50 caliber and a 28 gauge smoothbore), very expensive built. It took two years to assemble, material and the build. I got the gun in late 1982. I would bring it out on nice days for our club shoots...

. Using your product as a seal between the inletted area and the barrel, tang etc. to keep moisture out. I would think the bear grease is to thin and would run out, but the other patch lube may work??? .

. "Oh, for the good old days" like said by our parents and grand parents when referring to how expensive things have become. Remember when there wasn't an issue about guns and ammo until Hillary was going to be President. Then "Cadee bar the doors". I worked at Cabelas Gun Library after...

. Had a guy tell me there was no such thing as these type of matches. "I don’t understand this. There were no Olympics in Japan in the 1980s, nor were there any shooting events for muzzleloaders." __________________________________________________________________________________ These matches...

. When this happens you wonder how many balls were cast with that extreme heat working on the main beam of each handle. Lyman handles are pretty heafey when compared to other manufacturers. In all my years of casting this is a first for someone I know (you hear about issues similar but never...

. This website is for muzzleloaders - traditional and modern, not modern cartridge guns....... We have different subjects available, but related to black powder not the modern cartridge industry. I'm as bad as the rest of you, seem to forget what this website is about. Thanks .

. This website is for muzzleloaders - traditional and modern, not modern cartridge guns....... We have different subjects available, but related to black powder not the modern cartridge industry. I'm as bad as the rest of you, seem to forget what this website is about. Thanks .

. This website is for muzzleloaders - traditional and modern, not modern cartridge guns....... We have different subjects available, but related to black powder not the modern cartridge industry. I'm as bad as the rest of you, seem to forget what this website is about. Thanks .

. This website is for muzzleloaders - traditional and modern, not modern cartridge guns....... .

. This rifle was built in the shop of John Manton in London about 1810. :p Manton was a gun maker to the Royal family and, of course, many others. He was a leading innovator in improving arms of the time and is one of the fathers of the great London arms trade that was to follow. Even a...

. Isn't this site for muzzleloaders not modern guns??? :( .

. That's just Hanshi's wife's side of the family. he's OK just wrapped a little loose....... :cheers: .

. Excellent question Paul V., what's the answer - have you tested this Jonathan (put you on the spot kid). :cheers: :thumbs up: .

. Question To FrontierGander .... We get questions quite frequently, under one thread or another, old/new shooters wanting to know how to protect their Muzzle Loaders from rusting in the field when caught out in rain, or other wet weather. Our suggestion has always been to first put a good...

SUBJECT: A few jokes in our troubled times ... Enjoy :rolleyes: :cheers: .

. Stop your crying, where's dad, he can use them and will be happy....... :cheers: :coffee: a freebie .... :D :dancing chicken: .