I am old enough to remember life before the internet and Muzzleloader magazine then was a lifeline to finding out about the world of blackpowder and frontier crafts. Nice to see the mag and publisher have a blog with all manner of interesting titbits on the subject. This for example is an early 19th century trade rifle they have been sent to review. Living the dream. Anyone want to send me anything to review?
American warfare 1690-1835 in popular culture, art, in miniature and in wargames, through Living History and in movies.
Wednesday 10 February 2010
Muzzleloader/Scurlock publishing blog
I am old enough to remember life before the internet and Muzzleloader magazine then was a lifeline to finding out about the world of blackpowder and frontier crafts. Nice to see the mag and publisher have a blog with all manner of interesting titbits on the subject. This for example is an early 19th century trade rifle they have been sent to review. Living the dream. Anyone want to send me anything to review?
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