How many NMLRA members here?

[Sixgun Symphony]

I am a life member of the national muzzle loading rifle association. How many other members are here?

[R.M.]

Yup, I'm a member.

[Maven]

I am as well.

[whisler]

Me also!!!

[chuebner]

Same, same.

[TreeKiller]

Life Member #23477
Endowment #230

[TXGunNut]

Proud owner of a frontstuffer, guess I need to look into membership.

[twotoescharlie]

exmember for about 15 years.

TTC

[Southron Sanders]

I am a N-SSA member, a Life Member of the National Rifle Association, and the last surviving Whig Party Member. I am also a former NMLRA member.



Battle Cry of the Whigs over the "Oregon Question," - 54' 40' Or FIGHT!

[DIRT Farmer]

Been a member since 1967, life for a long time.
Nationial championship shoot coming up in a week.

[Spector]

I used to be a member in the 80's and competed in the national matches in the knife and hawk events on the primitive range. My son also threw in those days and is still in a 5 way tie for a record. He was the first one to throw the score as a 12 year old if my memmory is correct. I called him when I discovered his name on their website last year. He's in his 40's now and I think that news put a smile on his face. .......Mike

[curator]

Current member and "field" representative of the NMLRA. Unfortunately I'm not able to talk too many of my students or fellow shooters into joining and most of the muzzle loading rifle clubs won't affiliate if it costs them any money at all.

[waksupi]

It used to be at Western Nationals, you had to be a member to attend. So, each year, I would renew at the gate. Most years, I would never receive the magazine. No membership card. Nothing.
I was quite happy when the NMLRA was booted out of the western rendezvous scene. They were users, and did nothing that I can recall for the westerns, aside from supply insurance. I still have some pretty bitter feeling over the lawsuits.

[Sixgun Symphony]

It used to be at Western Nationals, you had to be a member to attend. So, each year, I would renew at the gate. Most years, I would never receive the magazine. No membership card. Nothing.
I was quite happy when the NMLRA was booted out of the western rendezvous scene. They were users, and did nothing that I can recall for the westerns, aside from supply insurance. I still have some pretty bitter feeling over the lawsuits.

Sounds like bad leadership, I am sure that those folks are retired by now.

[StrawHat]

Former member, from the 70s through the 90s.

[Ron in PA]

Member for 30 years

[elk hunter]

Joined in 1959, when it cost $3.00 per year, and finally dropped my membership in 1999. Just wasn't shooting them as much as I used to and "Muzzle Blasts" was generally nothing but match scores. Very little about hunting and how-to, which was what I was interested in.

[Ball Caster]

I buy two NMLRA family memberships, on for me and my wife; the other for my daugther and son-in-law's family.

I expect them to do the same when the grandkids grow up.

Yes, all of us shoot and the ladies can be hard to beat at times.

I am also a life member of the NRA.

After 30+ years of front stuffers I am finally getting back to reloading cartridge.