Day 4 of our Kibler Kit Assembly class with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes has come and gone. Students spent the day rounding the final bend on their rifles, finishing additional carved details, and started tweaking ramrods to fit snuggly in their pipes.
[Video] Blunderbuss Buckshot Patterning InRangeTV
[VIDEO] 2020 Kibler Kit Assembly Class with Mike Brooks Day 3
2020 Rich Hicks Memorial Match
How do you measure the success of a rifle match? Is it by the number of registered shooters? If so, our overall entering numbers are improving. However, the cartridge shooters have dropped off. If we use fine shooting, good sportsmanship, generosity, and beautiful weather as the gauge, then our match was outstanding. The food was tremendous! However, the wind was very strong and unpredictable.
Rifleman 2.0 prepares his flintlock Hawken for deer season
Colors of the Fall - New Muzzleloader Hunting Teaser from Leatherwoods Outdoors!
Pushing Blackpowder to the limit | Shooting at 1200 yards with Ian Egbert
StillBrave Childhood Cancer Foundation: Donation Set Auction
[Video] How to Unload a Muzzleloader InRangeTV
The 2020 Wes Hartley Memorial Over the Log Shoot
October Centerfire Matches at the Walter Cline Range CANCELED
The Centerfire “Sight In Day” scheduled for October 24 and the Centerfire Silhouette Hunter Match scheduled for October 31 at the Walter Cline Range has been canceled due to a sharp increase in COVID 19 cases in Ripley County.
[Video] InRange TV back with "Blackpowder 101"
The Lost Brigade Revisited | Muzzle Blasts Excerpts
Seems as though every single thing on God’s green earth possesses a subtle, inescapable, somewhat droll sense of humor. Even the basic, rudimentary forces of nature herself have a way of laughing/poking fun at you when you least imagine or expect it... And if a lad (or in this case, several lads) be smart, they’ll learn to laugh right along with Ma Nature and/or everybody else.
Pandemic Lifehack: Blunderbuss with InRange TV [Video]
what are some good commercially available range/tackle boxes that folks use on the firing line?
Questions and answers from Facebook
“What are some good commercially available range/tackle boxes that folks use on the firing line?”
-Barry Geipel
Here are some of the most informative comments from the post.
Nathan G - I grew up using a craftsman toolbox. Plenty of room in the bottom for powder and patches and the tray is good for all the small stuff.
Judy M - MTM makes a great muzzle loading box! Reasonable priced and holds all your gear.
Chris K - Plano tackle box.
Denny R - Judy’s got your answer MTM is a great company that is supported our national muzzleloading rifle Association for years And the box is designed for muzzleloading
Bob S - I use a metal tool box that belonged to my Uncle I've got some Walnut I've planned to make one with. Been sitting around about 10 years now.
Gregory P - Try Sycamore Stations https://sycamorestations.com/
If you’d like to join in on the conversation, head on over to our NMLRA Facebook Group! The group is open to anyone who is interested in Muzzleloaders and living history as long as they follow the rules.
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Returning to the Wabash | Reliving History by Surviving in a Dugout Canoe with Eli Froedge and Jason Jacobs
One year to the day later, we’re back at the frontier home of Eli Froedge and Jason Jacobs as they recover from another expedition in their dugout canoe. In 2019, the pair set out to travel the Wabash river, not far from Eli’s home, south into the Ohio River.