Students march towards the final assembly of their new muzzleloaders!
Black Powder TV visits the Fall Frolic Longrifle Show
Building a 4 Bore Flintlock with Bill Raby - Part 26
[VIDEO] 2020 Kibler Kit Assembly Class with Mike Brooks Day 3
StillBrave Childhood Cancer Foundation: Donation Set Auction
Announcing the 1st Annual NMLRA American Longrifle Show
2021 Youth Gunbuilding Scholarship | Southern Ohio Artisan Workshops
In an effort to promote and encourage the art of longrifle building among young people , we are proud to offer a scholarship to the Gunmaker's Workshop. Thanks to the combined generosity of both the Kentucky Rifle Foundation and Jason Gatliff of Muzzleloader Magazine , this scholarship will allow for one recipient to join the January 2021 Gunmaker's Workshop by covering the full cost of tuition, room and board - plus an additional amount which in most cases will cover the cost of all gun parts needed to participate in the class.
A Collaboration in Gun Building | Chuck Edwards and Hershel House, Muzzle Blasts Archives2004
I first met Chuck Edwards in October of 2001 at a rendezvous in bis hometown of Bloomfield, Missouri. I recognized him from a photograph in an article written by Ted Franklin Belue entitled "Chuck Edwards: Steeped in the Woodbury Tradition." As a gun builder myself I have been a longtime admirer of Hershel House (ever since the Foxfire 5 article), and more recently of Chuck Edwards.
The Twentieth Century Story of Two Extraordinary Frontier Guns, Part 1 Wallance Gusler
The '·pursuit of happiness" presents an endless array of opportunities. Over sixty years ago the pursuit of the 18th century American frontier became the major direction of my life. The two flintlock firearms that are the focus of this series (figs. 1 & 2) are extremely important as landmark survivals of the mid-18th-century frontier. They represent the conflict between Colonialism, becoming Americans, and the collision with American natives.