2009 Back Issues of MUZZLELOADER: The Publication for Black Powder Shooters

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2009 Back Issues of MUZZLELOADER: The Publication for Black Powder Shooters. Published six times per year. All six issues available. 80 pages per issue, ISSN 0274-5720.

January/February: "Primitive Archery," Mike Nesbitt; "The Merging of Man & Horse," Tony Hunter; "Cumberland Gap and the Wilderness Road," Jim Crutchfield; "Market Hunters' Canvas Double Pouch," T.C. Albert; "Ol' She Dog," Terry Eddings, "Preserving American Tradition," Mel Hankla; "Maching-Inletting the Swamped Barrel," Fred Stutzenberger; "Reenactment Cooking," Ed Kennedy; "The Taking of the Presidio," Jerry Tubbs; "Soft Gold Spheres," Leon Buckwalter; "Meet Dave Rase," Dick Weaver.

March/April: "Ol' Tacky," Mike Nesbitt; "Capt. John Smith-The First English Frontiersman: Part One," Tony Hunter; "Fort Laramie: The Crossroads of the West," Rex Allen Norman; "A Coffin-Handle Bowie from a Corn Knife," T.C. Albert, "Corp of Topographical Engineers," Jim Crutchfield; "An Awesome Journey," Lowell Haarer; "Reflections on Carving the American Longrifle," Robert Crowley; "Rushlights: Details from a Primary Source," Jody Fraser; "At the Pawnees's: Part One," Alex Miller; "A Pennsylvania Treasure Lost," Thomas Romanchock; "Indentured Servitude," Gerry Barker; "The Big Squirrel Hunt," Teddy Johnson.

May/June: "Scouting for New Shooters," Mike Nesbitt; "Hunting, Horns and Tips," Peter A. Alexander; "Capt. John Smith-The First English Frontiersman: Part II," Tony Hunter; "Telling the Story: Teaching & Interpreting the Fur Trade West," Rex Allen Norman; "A Horn Tinderbox," T.C. Albert; "Fort Osage," Jim Crutchfield; "My First Muzzleloading Deer Hunt," Jerry Tubbs; "Harold Moore, Horn Maker," Dick Weaver; "At the Pawnees's: Part Two," Alex Miller; "The Saga of the HMS Nancy," Andrew Hind; "The 18th Century Hand," Gerry Barker; "We Hid Our Sleys and Packs," Matt Wulff.

July/August: "A More Complete Look at Casting," Mike Nesbitt; "Capt. John Smith-The First English Frontiersman: Part III," Tony Hunter; "Tin Cones, Glass Beads & Scrap Leather," T.C. Albert; "Hudson's Bay Company," Jim Crutchfield; "The Swamp Rabbit Gun," Terry Eddings; "Hershel House and His Woodbury School," Mel Hankla; "The Great Unwashed: Developing a Lower-Class Persona," Gerry Barker; "Susquehanna Trapline," Mike Blumenstein; "The Massacre and Burning of Fort Seybert," Roy Kain; "Graybeards and Gray Hair,: An Adventure in the Rockies," Jim Hannon.

September/October: "Small Shoots & Matches," Mike Nesbitt; "Capt. John Smith-The First English Frontiersman: Part IV," Tony Hunter; "Awl's Well That Ends Well," T.C. Albert; "A Great Dainty," Rex Allen Norman; "The Watauga Settlements," Jim Crutchfield; "A Life of Hunting," Rexford V.N. Baker; "For the Success and Honour of His Majesty's Arms," Tim J. Todish; "Round Groove Vs. Square Groove," Fred Stutzenberger and Brian Turpin; "Fort Willow and the Nine-Mile Portage," Andrew Hind; "The Buffalo Knife of the Hudson's Bay Company," Dan Shechtman; "Young Men and Old Times," Mike Blumenstein; "The Silver Tomahawk," Alex Miller.

November/December: "Breaking-In a New Barrel," Mike Nesbitt; "Compass in the Wilderness," Tony Hunter; "A Classic Buffalo Skinner's Rig," T.C. Albert; "The Rocky Mountain Fur Company" Jim Crutchfield; "Petty Wildnesses," Terry Eddings; "A Rare Voice from the Ranks," Tim J. Todish; "Push Rod Drill Guide," Fred Stutzenberger; "The History and Use of the Long S," Delea Sayers.