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Posted: 5/7/2006 9:57:13 AM EDT
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Thunder Creek/Conner Longrifles, Brown County Indiana: 1st Saturday of the Month. Will attempt to get a map and secure contact info posted later. Till then PM me for info. |
Well mounted and doubly well armed: each man has 1 or 2 Colt revolvers besides ordinary pistols, a sword, and every man a rifle. All sorts of coats, blankets, and head-gear, but they are strong athletic fellows. The Mexicans are terribly afraid of them
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Texas Muzzle Loading Rifle Association 58th Annual Texas State Championships Brady Rod and Gun Club Range @ Brady Lake Texas June, 6,7,8,9,10 &11, 2006 $5.00 Registration (No Registration for Junior Aggs.) Individual and aggregate matches Rifle & Pistol $1.50 Shotgun $2.25 Silhouettes $5.00 Camping with electric and RV hook ups available Ya'll come out and see us! |
Smokeless Powder is just a fad
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I just moved to VA myself, what part of the state are you in? Only club that I know of for sure is the group that puts on the Olde Virginia Primative Rendevous, over by Jamestown. |
Well mounted and doubly well armed: each man has 1 or 2 Colt revolvers besides ordinary pistols, a sword, and every man a rifle. All sorts of coats, blankets, and head-gear, but they are strong athletic fellows. The Mexicans are terribly afraid of them
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Hi PSYWAR1-0, I'm in Stafford County near Quantico Marine Base. I have found the following listings for clubs www.muzzleloadermag.com/Clubs/VAclub.htm I think the James River Black Powder Club is the one you are referring to. I have family in Williamsburg so I could live with going there (and probably will visit) but would like to find a closer one if possible.
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Your just down the road from me, im right outside the gate of Fort Belvoir. Ive got quite a few friends who work at CW, and have consulted for them in the past. There is going to be an assload of BP shooters and reenactors decend on Yorktown here in a couple months for the 225th of the Brit surrender. That will be the absolute best way to find some folks!
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Well mounted and doubly well armed: each man has 1 or 2 Colt revolvers besides ordinary pistols, a sword, and every man a rifle. All sorts of coats, blankets, and head-gear, but they are strong athletic fellows. The Mexicans are terribly afraid of them
well it only took about a year for me to respond, did you find a club and get hooked up with a reenactment group? Im currently putting together a phrench/native group for French and Indian War. |
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I sure haven't but I haven't been looking very hard either. I ended up getting married and have been pretty busy between work and an EMT class the last few months. I ended up going to a couple cowboy shoots (I have set up to just shoot blackpowder, Henry rifle, 10 gauge Remington 1889 SxS, and a pair of Remington C&B revolvers) but I haven't really had time to do that either. To be honest after seeing the cowboy shooting I still think I would enjoy reenacting better, unfortunately I just don't have the time right now, maybe next year. Good luck with your group! |
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Arlington Sportsmans Club in DFW Texas has a monthly BP shoot... 1st Sunday at 1:30.. We shoot different things every month... Club membership is not required for shoots..
Email me for info if interested. I'm the BP/Cowboy director at the club.. |
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The Southern Chester County Sportsmens' and Farmer's Association in Kennett Square, PA will be holding a black powder rifle "Spring Fellowship Match" on Saturday, April 30, 2011 at 10:00 AM. Cost: $8.00 for Members of SCCS&FA or Brandywine Long Rifles Non-Members: $10.00 Specific range TBD. Lunch will be provided This will be a fun match and will be an opportunity to come out and get some practice after a long cold winter. In-line rifles and Pyrodex shooters are welcome but open sights only. This will be an 8 target match with a Spring Theme - small prizes will be awarded for each target. If you are planning to attend please email the Black Powder Committee Chairman, A. Drew Gregg at [email protected]. |
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In Las Animas County, Colorado, Santa Fe Trail Muzzle Loaders will be forming as a new club at the Prator Range. It is located 6 miles outside of Trinidad, CO. We expect to draw members from Las Animas County, Huerfano County and Raton, New Mexico.
Meeting will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, August 23, 2014. Contact Prator Range for more information. Prator Range 42013 County Road 24.6 Trinidad, CO 81082 719-680-7236 |
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They dont have mothers. Just ask any trained private. They reproduce by fission... like all bacteria.
Well... I'm learning.
They dont have mothers. Just ask any trained private. They reproduce by fission... like all bacteria.
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I try to keep the matches away from the black powder. And we have plenty of clubs in Alaska, how else would you harvest baby seals? But seriously, there are no Muzzleloading clubs in my area. I talked to an old timer who said there was one back in the 70’s-80’s, but long gone. |
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