Hello from Nottingham in the UK.

[sprucefly]

Welcome from Alaska. I grew up in southern Ohio but was born in New Barnet. My mother was an English nurse and my father was in the US Army Air Corps.

 

[Dibbuk]

Welcome from California, where our laws can be as bad or worse than the UK, but we still enjoy our black powder shooting.

 

[Sam squanch]

Welcome!

 

[steamjohn248]

join the Muzzle Loader's Association of Great Britain, they shoot M.L shotguns

 

[DUNKS]

Hi steamjohn. Just had a look. THEY WANT MONEY!!!!

 

[Capnball]

Hey, welcome from Maryland. What are you shooting?

 

[DUNKS]

Hi capnball If you mean what do I aim at. It's usually clays at Lakeside Wymsewold. "google"
If I can get it I enjoy pigeon shooting over crops but if it's live quarry I always shoot nitro through a Browning over and under.

 

[TFoley]

Pete Starley will post you powder. He’s in Warwick. Welcome from sunny Sussex, by the way.

@ Dunks - Peter Starley, when he's not in Hungary, is THE man for most of us who shoot BP. I'd also agree that Henry Krank store up in Pudsey has a ton of BP accessories as well as a good choice of used BP firearms.

Welcome from NW Cambridgeshire, near Huntingdon, where I see we have another shooter that I don't know. Hmmmmmmmm.

 

[DUNKS]

Well if you get Black powder posted from Starley the best of luck to you HE WILL NOT POST TO ME! A strange man! I did go see him a couple of years ago as its not too far and he said he was closing up his shop here in the UK. His web site now has a big sticker on it saying WE HAVE MOVED! I will phone him Monday.

 

[Tobie]

Good to have you here!
Tennessee

 

[tom mesa]

Welcome from Arizona, it's a dry heat even if we had almost an inch of rain this year. Great hunting for elk,deer ,javelina, turkey and Buffalo, if you can get drawn for a permit.

 

[vince-m]

Welcome from northern rockies, great hunting and for now a lot less people......

 

[Nameless Hunter]

Welcome from the Arkansas, pronounced "AR' kan saw'', no relation to that 'Kansas' place, LOL!

The state that pirates emigrated to:
Arrr-kansas...
From across the pond - Arrr-land

 

[Britsmoothy]

Hi steamjohn. Just had a look. THEY WANT MONEY!!!!

Full of experts too!

 

[jonathan hawkin]

Well if you get Black powder posted from Starley the best of luck to you HE WILL NOT POST TO ME! A strange man! I did go see him a couple of years ago as its not too far and he said he was closing up his shop here in the UK. His web site now has a big sticker on it saying WE HAVE MOVED! I will phone him Monday.

Looks like he has moved but not far, i quite like going there (at least to the old place, always something interesting there, and i always got on very well with him but not everyone does!), and although its not especially nead never tried ordering powder as always tied visiting into another trip.

 

[GREENSWLDE]

Hi Dunks, I'm a bit West of you but used to shoot at Prestwold a while ago.. There is a Chap in Our village who Stocks Swiss Powder and sells at Swadlincote Rifle & Pistol Club on Sunday Mornings.. The local branch of the MLAGB shoot clays at Ballards Green by. Arley, Near Atherstone. Bit difficult to find as it's down a few narrow lanes.. OLD DOG..

 

[Billy Boy]

Welcome to our forum. Nottingham......isn’t archery more popular there?

 

[Greg Blackburn]

Welcome to our forum. Nottingham......isn’t archery more popular there?

Only if you can split arrows with other arrows. LOL

Black powder seems more popular in England than I believed.

 

[John May]

Hello and Welcome from another Brit (Oxfordshire), I'm an MLAGB member and I endeavour to shoot anything that I'm allowed to own... when I get the chance!

 

[DUNKS]

BILLY BOY. Actually archery used to be compulsory. Every adult male had to shoot 100 arrows every week. Robin hood used to take from the rich and give to the poor "as the song goes" now that's pretty much reversed!