I hear you say you pick up a number of things from Flintlocks LLC in your videos. I used to go down to my friend Jerry Eder's down in Nineveh every week and work on guns with him and other guys back in the 70s. He helped me build a 58 cal. southern mountain rifle along with help from Merrill Deer. Merrill Deer had an original one that we used to make mine. Merrill Deer was one of the past presidents of the NMLA. I have long since moved from Indiana to Arizona. I used to see Jerry when the NMLA had the winter shoot in Arizona. I was sad to hear he passed away he was a great guy! He was a Pharmacist like my Dad and they both went to Purdue! I miss those days so very much making guns with him down at his place and the shoots he would have down there! Keep up the great videos!
That's incredible! You are spot on. The business is now run by Mike, Jerry's son. I am old enough to remember Jerry and I'm thankful everyday for it. He was an incredble icon for the sport. Thanks for the kind words! Hope you continue to enjoy muzzleloading out there in Arizona!
I do love shows like this. Muzzleloader's are huge here in PA. Flintlock Muzzleloader's are very huge because of our flintlock only deer season. It's getting more popular because we don't have to deal with city slickers in the woods.
Ethan enjoyed meeting you at this show. Thanks for taking the time to talk with me. You had mentioned that Mark and you may had talked about maybe organize a shoot at Friendship sometime. I hope I didn't miss understand that conversation if I did my apology. But if I didn't I would like to come to it if open to members. Thanks and keep the videos coming.
Thanks Richard, it was great to talk with you as well. I hope to coordinate with Mark in the future. Right now, my day job keeps me too busy to do something right. I will be sure to keep you posted.
I was absolutely drooling at some of the stuff on those displays. There are some beautiful rifles, knives, powder horns, accoutrement bags, I just can't name them all. Just drooling. Y'all keep ye powder dry!
Dang it, this is the first time I've heard of this show. I have it in my calendar now. I'll be there next year, good lord willing and the crick don't rise. Hahaha Thanks for the video.
Yes Dave, the show should be back next year. The location will be the same for this show next year. The next show close to Indiana I think is the Kalamazoo Living History Show March 18-19 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Well the other brother Ethan I always appreciate your content. I have commented a few times in the past, mostly with a simple thought of a reminder that kit is a blank waiting for your personality, and touch. Been a subscriber for sometime. In a bit of side the bang bang gave a brief introduction on ye old mountain man. It a build that's in my head that is titled WHAT WOULD ASHLEY DO. I'm trying to put together my own take of my experiences within with a no nonsense approach of content with a no apology attitude. My next video in plan is a detailed visual/ verbal explanation of the WWAD build dancing around in an old half blind mountain man's head. Mountain man
Coming up in March we've go the Kalamazoo Living History Show, The New England Colonial Trade Fair, Five Medals at the Trace, and some others. Check out ReenactingSchedule.org for a big list.
On another note, do you happen to know where I can get blue prints for a Vincent rifle? I have all the brass furniture for one, just need the lock type and blueprint for the stock
Hi, I just recently built my first flintlock and have been buying handmade items to go along. I'm disabled but can get travel short distances. I'm wondering if you know of any long gun or living history events with vendors in NYS , VT, or Eastern Penn this year? I'm from upstate NY. Thanks for any help.
I really enjoyed your video I'm a mountain man at heart myself and it's great to see people still interested in the old American way of life thank you
I hear you say you pick up a number of things from Flintlocks LLC in your videos. I used to go down to my friend Jerry Eder's down in Nineveh every week and work on guns with him and other guys back in the 70s. He helped me build a 58 cal. southern mountain rifle along with help from Merrill Deer. Merrill Deer had an original one that we used to make mine. Merrill Deer was one of the past presidents of the NMLA. I have long since moved from Indiana to Arizona. I used to see Jerry when the NMLA had the winter shoot in Arizona. I was sad to hear he passed away he was a great guy! He was a Pharmacist like my Dad and they both went to Purdue! I miss those days so very much making guns with him down at his place and the shoots he would have down there! Keep up the great videos!
That's incredible! You are spot on. The business is now run by Mike, Jerry's son. I am old enough to remember Jerry and I'm thankful everyday for it. He was an incredble icon for the sport.
Thanks for the kind words! Hope you continue to enjoy muzzleloading out there in Arizona!
I wished we had events like this in Louisiana. It's hard to get any muzzleloading supplies without going online. Ya'll are very fortunate.
Tonic for the soul.
I do love shows like this. Muzzleloader's are huge here in PA. Flintlock Muzzleloader's are very huge because of our flintlock only deer season. It's getting more popular because we don't have to deal with city slickers in the woods.
Ed Mosher is an incredibly kind and talented Flintknapper. He used to have a knapp in every year. His knapp in was the first one I attended.
I would LOVE to discover this Trade/SKILL! I have tried myself, no luck Yet?
@@davefellhoelter1343youtube has a ton of flintknapping channels.
Great job Ethan! Thanks for all your expertise and dedication to the muzzle-loading era.
Thanks so much Jeff!
Man, you guys back east have some of the best shows
We are very fortunate.
Was great day, awesome to get to meet you and chat a little with you
Thanks for coming!
Enjoyed the video. Thank you for taking the time to make and post it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, hope you enjoyed!
Looks like a great show .....my mouth was watering seeing all those beautiful guns and knives
It's a wonderful show!
Nice video, thank you!
Thanks for watching
Ethan enjoyed meeting you at this show. Thanks for taking the time to talk with me. You had mentioned that Mark and you may had talked about maybe organize a shoot at Friendship sometime. I hope I didn't miss understand that conversation if I did my apology. But if I didn't I would like to come to it if open to members. Thanks and keep the videos coming.
Thanks Richard, it was great to talk with you as well. I hope to coordinate with Mark in the future. Right now, my day job keeps me too busy to do something right. I will be sure to keep you posted.
I was absolutely drooling at some of the stuff on those displays. There are some beautiful rifles, knives, powder horns, accoutrement bags, I just can't name them all. Just drooling. Y'all keep ye powder dry!
Thanks Terry!
Dang it, this is the first time I've heard of this show. I have it in my calendar now. I'll be there next year, good lord willing and the crick don't rise. Hahaha
Thanks for the video.
Hope to see you there!
Good stuff Ethan!
Thank you, I'm very fortunate!
Cool man cool
Thanks man thanks
Great video!! Thank you Ethan for all you do for our hobby.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for the kind words Mike.
Good video Ethan nice work. Very cool camera
Thanks!
WHAT Art! What a Bunch of ARTISTS! What Great Tools! I'm IN! sorry it will be Next Year? or Next show Location?
Yes Dave, the show should be back next year. The location will be the same for this show next year.
The next show close to Indiana I think is the Kalamazoo Living History Show March 18-19 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Thx for sharing Ethan your an asset to the sport! I truly enjoy your videos!
I appreciate that! Thanks MegaTroutbum!!
That is a beautiful camera - you made out like a bandit at the show. Thank you for putting this video together.
Thanks for watching.
Love these events. I wished I had the money to go to him 🇺🇸💪👍
Thank you for sharing! Love the new rope!
Thank you Ben!!
This show was my first for this type of event. Really neat stuff. Well done video!!
Looking forward to seeing you at more in the future!
@@ILoveMuzzleloading I plan on being at the Kalamazoo Show.
Thanks for the video brother…
Anytime!
Well the other brother Ethan I always appreciate your content. I have commented a few times in the past, mostly with a simple thought of a reminder that kit is a blank waiting for your personality, and touch. Been a subscriber for sometime. In a bit of side the bang bang gave a brief introduction on ye old mountain man.
It a build that's in my head that is titled WHAT WOULD ASHLEY DO. I'm trying to put together my own take of my experiences within with a no nonsense approach of content with a no apology attitude.
My next video in plan is a detailed visual/ verbal explanation of the WWAD build dancing around in an old half blind mountain man's head.
Mountain man
Mountain Man, it was great to catch up last weekend. I'm super looking forward to your WWAD build!
Thank you for sharing this information brother
Happy to do it
I enjoy the video and the information
Great coverage as always!
Thank you Dylan!
Add the Bridgeton IND. Rendezvous to your calendar. April 29 and 30.
Added! Hope to make it!
Great video. We were there, which was a great show. Are there any other upcoming shows?
Coming up in March we've go the Kalamazoo Living History Show, The New England Colonial Trade Fair, Five Medals at the Trace, and some others. Check out ReenactingSchedule.org for a big list.
I had really hoped to make this show this year but couldn’t because my wife had surgery. I’ll set my sights for next year.
That's alright, family is super important!
I hope Kibler's has an Open House this year. I missed the 2022 Open House.
I hope so too!
On another note, do you happen to know where I can get blue prints for a Vincent rifle? I have all the brass furniture for one, just need the lock type and blueprint for the stock
Have you tried Dixie Gun Works or the Log Cabin shop?
This is a little off-topic, but I can't find flints for my 66 Charleville anywhere. I'm in Texas. Any suggestions?
Have you checked online, track of the wolf, dixie gun works, Log cabin shop?
@@ILoveMuzzleloading yes sir, everyone seems to be out.
Hi, I just recently built my first flintlock and have been buying handmade items to go along. I'm disabled but can get travel short distances. I'm wondering if you know of any long gun or living history events with vendors in NYS , VT, or Eastern Penn this year? I'm from upstate NY. Thanks for any help.
Plenty in Pennsylvania
Quick on search,
Black powder historical gun show, or something close.
They are all their, season just getting started.
I'm interested in flint locks also liv in up state ny ido leather work possible pouches knife sheaths etc
@@jessevadney9458 where you at? I'm in Glenville, NY
I reccommend checking out Reenactingschedule.org, they organize a bunch of events across the country into one calendar for easy planning.
I'm going around asking if anyone can help duelist 1954 he has a great show and he needs help he can explain it better on his show thank you
Thanks Galen, been working on spreading the word myself here too! We gotta help Mike!
Ack coot TRE ments…..
Thanks!
Wisconsin does not have anything.
That's a bummer.