We’d like to thank each and every artisan, craftsperson, and Gunmakers Hall member for working so hard to put together such a fine display of items to be drawn in support of the NMLRA in such a trying year. With the canceled National and National Championship Muzzleloading shoots, the NMLRA has taken a hard financial hit, but every member who purchased tickets for this drawing stepped up and has helped us raise a record amount of funds!

We’ve put together a short video from the porch of Gunmakers Hall, so you can join us virtually for the drawing this year. Congratulations to all of the winners, we will be contacting you shortly by phone or email!

The 2020 Incentive rifle was made by Malichiah Pifer, an apprentice of Mike Miller. The rifle has a 42” .45 caliber Green Mountain barrel, RE Davis Keland Lock, Davis Set Triggers plain hard maple stock, trigger guard cast by Malichiah and Mike Miller in Mike’s shop.

The incentive rifle was won by Duane McNeal

1. Pouch by Tim Weaver. His pouch was chosen for the president's display at the 2018 CLA show

   1. Won by Duane McNeal, who appears to be very lucky!

2. Ron Hess bag and horn. A very fine bag with engraved powder horn.

   1. Won by Chris Carr, Tuscon AZ

3. Jeff "Po Boy" Luke hunting pouch. Inspired by the cover of the book "The Kentucky Hunting Pouch" by Madison Grant

   1. Won by James Malloy, Easton PA

4. Jim Goodoien knives, Jim won these knives as shooting prizes back in the 1980's. Knife #1. Butcher style knife with a micarta handle, comes with a sheath.

   1. Won by Christoper Badden, Aurora, CO

5. Jim Goodoien knife #2. A hunter style knife with nice detail filed on the spine.

   1. Gregory Ogden, Dayton, OH

6. Meredith Yerian knife. Polished antler handle, black & white spacers, a beautiful knife by a young bladesmith.

   1. Won by Scott McManigell, Anderson, IN

7. A very nice quilt by Nancy Thelan. Nancy graciously makes a quilt for us every year.

   1. Won by Mike Rich, Robinson, IL

8. A shooting pouch donated by Kai Mossle who lives in Little Falls, NY.  The pouch is made from English bridle leather (made by Wickett and Craig of Curwensville, PA), all hand sewn with linen thread.  The buckle is from Steve Baxter and the button is antler.  It is his interpretation of the “Spider Web” pouch on page 86 of Madison Grant’s “The Kentucky Rifle Hunting Pouch”.

   1. Won by Bob Weaver, Shipshewana, IN

9. And finally the main prize; Enoch Smith style rifle by Mike Miller. Curly maple stock, Chambers late Ketland lock, Rice 44", .45 caliber B weight barrel, silver and brass inlays made by Mike.

   1. Won by Ron Kile, Sabine, OH

If you did not win, don’t fret, you still have time to enter the ADA Rifle Project drawing from Gunmaker’s Hall, set for 2021. For more information on this drawing, visit NMLRA.org/adaraffle.

Thank you once again to everyone who graciously purchased tickets this year. We know this year has been hard for many people around the country, your outpouring of support for the NMLRA means the world to us.