[D'Donny]

Looking to learn and get into Muzzleloading.
What are some good reading material (books) i can picktup that are helpful in not blowing my arms off. Seen pics, and like my hands intact.
I plan to visit this area of forum more often.

 

[springfreak]

you could proably find everything you need to know here and other places online, save you the cost of a book, just google, "all I need to know to get started in muzzleloading", or something like that, good luck!

 

[springfreak]

also you may want to specify flintlock, caplock or inline muzzleloader.

 

[inthebubble]

http://www.blackpowderrifleaccuracy.com

 

[jkhunter]

I bought a book years ago by SamFadala "Complete Black Powder Handbook" that I really liked

I forget what edition it is. He has some newer ones out now that talk about in-lines I don't know about those books. But the one I have is really good for a beginner. It may be the 4th ed.

 

[410-er]

A good video was by Dave Ehrig called "Blackpowder Whitetails"

 

[Daron]

All of the members on here are a great wealth of knowledge...All have been great to me.....Great site with great members....

 

[zimmerstutzen]

Go to the web site for the National Muzzleloading Rifle Assn. They do have a beginner introduction brochure that is down loadable.

http://www.nmlra.org/images/photos/HowtoPoster.pdf

 

[wis bang]

muzzleloadingforum.com is a good web site for blackpowder questions. They don't do inlines though....

 

[Old Crow]

Dave Ehrig`s book "Muzzleloading for Deer & Turkey" is a great book. Lots of good info.