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Flintlock

Preparing a Flintlock Pistol | Muzzleloaders 101

Preparing a Flintlock Pistol | Muzzleloaders 101

Since I am primarily a pistol shooter and had been taking part in active muzzle loading pistol competition for little more than a year, I knew I had a lot to learn, also if I were to participate at Friendship I would need a flint pistol that “shot where it looked” in addition to my .44 caliber percussion dueller.

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Colors of the Fall - New Muzzleloader Hunting Teaser from Leatherwoods Outdoors!

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If you like traditional muzzleloader hunting but don’t know about Leatherwood Outdoors, you have a lot of great videos to catch up. The team at Leatherwood Outdoors head out into the Pennsylvania woods each year with their flintlocks to hunt deer.

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Unscientific but Effective | Reloading a Flintlock Smooth Bore in the field with Keith Syers

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Unscientific but Effective | Reloading a Flintlock Smooth Bore in the field with Keith Syers

We spent the weekend out in the woods camping with some long hunters in Eastern Indiana. Watch as Keith Syers from Ramshackle Homestead and Survival makes use of the natural environment around him to keep his flintlock smooth bore going.

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Flintlock Timing by Larry Pletcher | Muzzle Blasts Archives 1990

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The equipment that I use to time locks consists of a computer and interface made to scientifically measure time in a high school or college physics lab. It has the ability to measure times to the nearest ten thousandths of a second. The lock is fired electrically, and time is measured until a flash in the pan triggers a photoelectric cell, stopping the clock.

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An All Around Gun | Building a Swivel Breech | Muzzle Blasts Archives

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The idea for this gun came to me on a deer hunting trip in November 1985, while canoeing down the flooded Muscata­tuck River in southern Indiana in pursuit of whitetail. I had seen several does, but no bucks. It seemed, however, that in every other tree there was a squirrel. Normally, our gray and fox squirrels are very shy, but a week of being trapped by floodwaters had made them careless.