Here are the classifieds from Muzzle Blasts Magazine, August 2020 Issue for you!
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Update to the NMLRA Turkey Shoot
The Annual NMLRA Turkey shoot will be held October 10 and 11, 2020 at the Walter Cline Range in Friendship, Indiana.
This year, the only change will be that the Pistol Line will not be open. Please take this into consideration as you plan for this small shoot.
Tom Schiffer at the Black Powder Bonanza | GGCA/NMLRA
Building a Kibler Kit with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes | August 2020 Day 5
September ADA Collaboration Rifle Project update
Building a 4 bore flintlock rifle with Bill Raby Part 17
2020 NMLRA Membership Meeting
The NMLRA will be holding its annual Membership Meeting Sunday, September 13, at 6pm in the NMLRA Education Center in Friendship, Indiana.
Due to expected limited attendance, the proposed bylaw changes have been officially withdrawn and will not be voted on at this time.
Questions or concerns may be directed to the NMLRA Board of Directors. Their contact information can be found here
Building a Kibler Kit with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes | August 2020 Day 4
Building a Kibler Kit with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes | August 2020 Day 3
Building a Kibler Kit with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes | August 2020 Day 2
Building a Kibler Kit with Mike Brooks and Wayne Estes | August 2020 Day 1
Jim Kibler announces a new kit
Watch now as Jim shares some answeres to frequently asked questions, talks about a shop tour, and shares the news on the new kit heading into development! Very exciting times for the muzzleloading kit world!
FLAT TOP ELK HUNT | Muzzle Blasts Archives April 2020
Four a.m. comes early wherever you are. Early morning is just as dark in the Colorado Flat Top mountain range as it is in Coshocton, Ohio. The hunt prep routine is different. Instead of hopping into a pickup, then onto an ATV, my partner and I were saddling our horses and loading the equipment we prepared yesterday afternoon. It would be an hour ride to the jump-off point for our morning elk hunt.
All About Files | Gun Making Tools of the 18th Century and Today | Muzzle Blasts
When I was a young man, I apprenticed under a master tool and die maker. In the first two years I worked with him I seldom saw him use a milling machine, he did it all with a file. Being young and headstrong I would often complain, but his reply was always the same: before you can use the mill, you must master the file.
