Places to shop in NJ

[AmosM223]

Im looking for recommendations for a shop in the NJ, South NY, East PA, area that sells blackpowder replicas, parts accessories etc. I’m an avid shooter but new to muzzle loading. I’m hoping to find a place that can help get me set up. Thanks in advance!

 

[Horse]

Dixon's muzzleloading shop. I think its in Kempton PA. Not too far from Cabelas in Hamburg PA.

 

[pajeepman]

Definitely check out Dixon's. Not far off of route 78. Don't forget to look up at the ceiling as there are a lot of guns hanging from it.

 

[Tankerchief]

Just got back from Dixon's. Incredible place!! If he doesn't have it; you probably don't need it. Unless it's percussion caps

I thought his prices were a bit high; but I stopped at Cabela's before I headed home and they were almost the same; lower in some cases.

Just wish it wasn't so far.

 

[springfield art]

The drive and scenery going to Dixon's is part of the fun. I've seen statements that Cabela's is a bit disappointing these days.

 

[springfield art]

Just got back from Dixon's. Incredible place!! If he doesn't have it; you probably don't need it. Unless it's percussion caps

I thought his prices were a bit high; but I stopped at Cabela's before I headed home and they were almost the same; lower in some cases.

Just wish it wasn't so far.

I'll bet Mr. Dixon and staff spend a goodly amount of time every day fielding questions regarding "caps"!

 

[SOLANCO]

The drive and scenery going to Dixon's is part of the fun. I've seen statements that Cabela's is a bit disappointing these days.

I will certainly go to Dixon's again. But I did not loose anything at Cabela's so don't need to go back to look for anything. I was disappointed in Cabela's.
Also the Gunmakers' Fair is 5 miles from Dixon's at Kempton and is the 28th-30th of this month. I have enjoyed it in the past and hope to again.