Muzzleloaders Articles

Thompson/Center Arms delivers FireStick simplicity with the Encore Prohunter FireStick .50-caliber muzzleloader.

Today’s in-line muzzleloaders are more accurate and reliable than ever before. Using one in pursuit of a black bear adds another layer to the challenge and, in some cases, extra spice to the season.

When it comes to rare encounters in the whitetail woods, this one must rank very near the top.

Chasing predators with a smokepole might just open the gateway to unexplored fur-taking opportunities.

Muzzleloader hunters have always loaded powder from the muzzle. Not any longer, with the new NitroFire from Traditions.

The MTM Case Gard Muzzleloader Dry Box keeps muzzleloader powder and accessories organized and dry.

Tagging a mature whitetail buck during late-season is usually a challenge, and that’s especially true on public land.

Does a 150-grain load of muzzleloader powder really offer enough extra knockdown power to justify the shoulder beating?

Your gun is only as good as the scope you put on it, and that goes double for muzzleloaders.

Muzzleloader hunters have always loaded powder from the muzzle. Not any longer; the new Federal FireStick powder charge loads from the breech.

Modern inline blackpowder guns are accurate, dependable and relatively easy to operate. For a modest price, you can greatly extend your time in the woods and overall odds of success.

Cleaning your muzzleloader doesn't have to be a daunting task if you get the right products and follow these simple steps.

Hunting deer with a muzzleloader is a classic pastime. If you've thought about getting into muzzleloading, you might want to consider building your own muzzleloader.

Today's modern muzzleloaders bear little resemblance to the blackpowder guns of the past — and that's a good thing. Deer-hunting muzzleloaders have come a long way!