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2007 Back Issues of MUZZLELOADER: The Publication for Black Powder Shooters
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2007 Back Issues of MUZZLELOADER: The Publication for Black Powder Shooters. Published six times per year since 1974. All six issues available. 80 pages per issue, ISSN 0274-5720.
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Since
1974, MUZZLELOADER has been the leading magazine devoted to traditional black
powder hunting and shooting. No inlines, no scopes and no break-open breeches.
Each issue is jam-packed with articles on hunting, shooting, gunsmithing,
do-it-yourself projects, living history, American history, book and product
reviews, and much more! The best in traditional muzzleloading-bar none!
Featuring a distinguished, knowledgeable staff of writers and guest
contributors in each issue. Columns include: "A Pilgrim's Journey" by
Mark A. Baker, "Shooting the Bull" by Mike Nesbitt, "Cache of
the Hollow Tree" by Tony Hunter, "The Gunsmith of Grenville
County" by Peter A. Alexander, "The Far West" by Rex Allen
Norman, "Western Backtracks" by Ron Kil, and "Eyewitness to History"
by Jim Crutchfield. Also appearing in each issue are "Smoke Signals,"
"Prime Possibles" and "For the Bookshelf." "On the
Game Trail" features hunting stories by guest columnists. Covering black
powder guns and the history of that era, from the first settlers to the Civil
War. If you love American history, you'll love MUZZLELOADER! Published six
times a year.
January/February:
"Four Days of Real Living: Embracing
Solitude," Mark A. Baker; "Three Original Becks," Peter A.
Alexander; "On the Lighter Side," Mike Nesbitt; "The Struggle
for Florida, Part Two," Tony Hunter; "The Assassination of Abraham
Lincoln," Jim Crutchfield; “The
Journey Begins,” Mike Blumenstein; “A Homemade Boring Machine,” Daniel
Casey; “On Bear Creek,” Terry
Eddings; “The Making of an 18th Century
Tavern Ale,” Patrick E. Lipps
and Randy Bowers.
March/April: "There's Nothing More Amusing," Mark A. Baker;
“Experiences with Smoothbores," Mike Nesbitt;
"Salvaging the Great Sunken Guns," Tony
Hunter; "The Wesley Brothers in America," Jim Crutchfield; “The Question of Coning: Part I,” Fred Stutzenberger with Brian Turpin; “The Battle of San Jacinto,” Jerry Tubbs and Charlie Yates; “Harmar's Defeat,” Stephen
M. Cole; “Shaving in the 18th Century,” Matt Wulff; “’Jaeger's Battalion’: A Brief History,”
Tim J. Todish; “The Wounded Hawk Campaign,” Kai
Moessle.
May/June: "A Necessary Part
of One's Education," Mark A. Baker; "The
Pedersoli Hawken and Indian Trade Musket," Mike Nesbitt; "The Mapping
That Made America," Tony Hunter; "Your Personal Time Machine,"
Rex Allen Norman; "Fort Union on the Santa Fe Trail," Jim
Crutchfield; “The Question of Coning: Part
II,” Fred Stutzenberger with Brian Turpin; “Military Establishment at Penetanguishene,” Andrew
Hind; “St. Clair's Defeat,” Stephen
M. Cole; "Of Goat Man's Trails and Bushytails," Terry Eddings; “My First Rendezvous,” John D. Adair; “My Most Expensive Fishing Trip,” Charlie
Kauffman.
July/August: "By Frequent
Trials & Wanderings," Mark A. Baker; "Building
& Shooting Guns from Kits," Mike Nesbitt; "The Quest for the
Fabled Mountain Gap: Part One," Tony Hunter; “A 'Golden Age' Schreyer Rifle,” Peter A. Alexander;
"Strike a Light," Rex Allen Norman; "Marching with the Army of
the West, Part 1: The Assignment," Jim Crutchfield; “The 11th Annual CLA Show and Auction,” Lee A. Larkin; “The
Question of Coning: Part II,” Fred Stutzenberger with
Brian Turpin; “The Capture of Jeremiah
Snyder,” Hank Yost; “Episodes in the Life of Kit Carson,” Ronald Kil; “Firelock Moose,"
Bill Hammer.
September/October: "Good
Tales about Bad Jobs & Authentic Feet," Mark A. Baker; "Little
Secrets for Hunting," Mike Nesbitt; "The
Quest for the Fabled Mountain Gap: Part Two,” Tony Hunter; "Marching with
the Army of the West, Part II: Final Preparations," Jim Crutchfield;
"Making the Traditional Tennessee Boot Pouch," T. C. Albert; “On the Prairie,” Alex Miller; “The
L&C Fur Company: The Lewis and Clark Expedition's Hunt for Fur,” Jim Hardee; "Double-Duty
Southern Mountain Rifle," Danny Caywood; “Whistlin' Up Squirrels,” Terry
Eddings; “An Interview with Matt
Denison,” Dick
Weaver.
November/December: "Listening
to the Quiet & Hearing the Wind," Mark A. Baker; "New
Techniques—New Rifle," Peter A. Alexander; "Luck Shoots," Mike
Nesbitt; "The Ancient Quest for a Light & Simple Shelter," Tony
Hunter; "The Fur Cap," Rex Allen Norman; “Marching with the Army of
the West, Part III: Fort Leavenworth to Bent's Fort," Jim Crutchfield;
"Talking Turkey for the Holidays," T. C. Albert; “Honest John Turner: Mountain Man of the Siskiyou,”Alex Miller; "New Mexico Grand
Slam," Malcolm Alexander.
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