National Muzzleloading Spring Shoot 2011 (Friendship, Indiana)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Some sights and sounds from Friendship, Indiana, at the NMLRA (National Muzzleloading Rifle Association) Spring shoot.
------------------- ------------------------ Remember to check out our video clips on the Hickok45Clips channel: / @hickok45clips
Also, check out the Hickok45talks channel for new “talking” content. / @hickok45talks
Please check out and support the people who help make this channel possible:
Become a Gong Club member at our Patreon Page: / hickok45
SDI (Sonoran Desert Institute): www.sdi.edu/hi...
Alabama Holster: alabamaholster...
Talon Grips: talongungrips....
Ballistol: ballistol.com/
The short FAQ Videos playlist will answer most questions you have:
• FAQ Videos
Find us on Hickok45 Twitter and Facebook, as well as “therealHickok45” on Instagram.
Hickok45 videos are filmed on my own private shooting range and property by trained professionals for educational and entertainment purposes only, with emphasis on firearms safety and responsible gun ownership. We are NOT in the business of selling firearms or performing modifications on them. Do not attempt to copy at home anything you see in our videos. Firearms can be extremely dangerous if not used safely. 
Спорт
![FendiDa Rappa - Clock Dat ft. Shamar Marco [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3NBU8KHdxYY/mqdefault.jpg)
i was just starting out watching hickock45 around when this video was dropped in 2011. its now 2022 and im 24 thanks for all the good memories and knowledge about firearms hickock. somehow mustve let this one slip thru the cracks im glad it popped up
I know some of you might not care for these sorts of guns and knives as much, but I'm fond of just about anything that shoots. If you're young and all caught up in nothing but fast shooting and machineguns, that's okay, but try to branch out at some point and develop an appreciation for the firearms that won us our freedom, as well as those that help to ensure it today.
This needs restored as a Large Event!!! This event promotes the basics and foundation of Firearms. Even if you're not a black powder shooter watching and understanding this is important!!!!
@MrGoosePit , It's called a Possibles Bag, mainly for muzzle loading accessories (powder, balls, etc.). I bought it here at Friendship about 11 years ago. It's great for large events such as this, as you are a long way from your car normally and can carry water with you or items you purchase in it. Plus, at this event, it's a very common "man purse" to see. There are several makers of them there displaying their craftsmanship. Mine is elk skin, a real beauty.
Yeah, I hope to make it up there. I try to go the first Saturday or Sunday that it is open.
This is my first exposure to the traditional tool makers. Now I understand how a person could really get into collecting these interesting items. You guys really get around.
Love you videos and glad to see you attend the Friendship shoots. I grew up not far from there and went to many of the Friendship rendezvous. My favorite thing to do in southeastern Indiana.
Thanks for uploading this hickok45! I don't live in the US. But its nice to see unique events such as deep in the US.
The interviews and documentary about the knives and axes are great. Its right up your avenue too!!!
@mindeloman, LOL, Well, I explained to him that we do videos on RUclips. He was fine with talking about his craft and such. I just love his stuff, so I hope he does sell a couple extra pieces for putting up with us a few minutes. After we stopped gabbing with him, I bought the throwing axe I was holding, and John bought the throwing knife I showed in the video.
Thanks for uploading this hickok45! been of non-American descent. Its nice to see unique events such as deep in the US.
@hickok45 Thanks for showing this. I'm originally from southern Indiana myself and I'm embarrassed to admit I had never heard of this event till you mentioned it some time ago.
This is GREAT. I've been hearing about this for years from you mostly but a few others too. Thanks for the quick tour. On my to-do list now for sure. Gotta love this channel.
Hey great video! I shot competition for 8 years and have 2 national titles from there. 1991-1992, long time ago. Nice to see it's still going on!
I love friendship even though I haven't been there in a few years! I have meet some awesome people from all over! i'm hoping to be able to go in june!
Thumbs up for Hickok. Thanks for leading us with you in this trip. Hopefully you'll do it again next year, with the camera, and John and all.
@MrAk47master, No, it's a competition, and while I'm fond of the old "charcoal burners," I've never competed with them. The only temptation there is that silhouette range; if I had a way to practice at those ranges a little, it might be fun to shoot the Enfield at those things.
Thanks for uploading this hickok45! I don't live in the US. But its nice to see unique events such as deep in the US.
@xam113w, Don't think I saw any of those. Yes, I believe it's a late 18th and early 19th century focus (flintlocks & caplocks).
What a great change of pace on the channel. If you had mentioned Friendship IN to me I probably would have had a blank stare also. Thanks for bringing us along.
I love that tomahawk at 11.00-11.25, love to have a holiday in Indiana just to see this event, thanks for posting Hickok :)
Realy realy cool. I espesialy like the storys. The two blacksmiths on the end was very interesting. Learning about the old ways are funn, even for us young people.
I've always been interested in Flint-lock/Muzzle-loading Rifles... I'm 16 and I don't have a Rifle (Yet) but I've always been interested in 17-19th Century Rifles and the History behind it all
I love stuff like this. Arts and crafts etc, but also civil war re-enactment style stuff. Add in the guns and this looks like the best way to spend a weekend.
I'd watch hours of this. :D
@emu4286 , They have it in October, too. I think it starts on the second Saturday of September and runs for that weekend and through the next. Same for October.
Truly neat. I'm glad John even decided to return to the spotlight for a bit. : ) Thanks Hickok
Just goes to show me living in the city you just don't see a lot of great history! Thanks for the video hickok.
@lurch2150, Unfortunately, that happens too often in the gun business. Just start a thread on any popular gun forum about ill-tempered gun shop clerks / owners or gun show dealers; then step back. I recommend everybody in the country regularly start threads on gun forums in your area about this. For example: "Gun shops where they seem to be glad you came in," or "Most helpful, cordial gun shops," or your "favorite gun shop." It can be approached from the positive side.
People are friendly and so willing to share knowledge on BP. Making your own powder horn, everything.
Looks awesome! Def going to check that out. Only a 5 or 6 hour drive from Cleveland..
I've been hearing about this for years now, as I got into shooting starting with black powder, never saw footage til now thanks a ton for recording and posting this! :)
Hickock45, just saw this. Thanks for putting the NMLRA Spring Shoot on your chanel. Awsome to see some good press for us on the net.
Great video. :O)
I've always wanted to go to Friendship. I've been shooting muzzleloaders off and on since the mid 70's. I currently have a Clark Fraizer 'Matchmate' serial # 45 that he made for me in 1979. It's a work of art for sure and took 2 years to get. I also have a Jack Weichold heavy, full stock bench rifle made in 1947. It's a beauty too with tiger stripe maple. I've also had a couple of Lloyd Resor's rifles (bench & slug) but sold them to finance a motorcycle habit I got into. :O(
Very interesting video, and very well done hickok45. I wish they held muzzleloading spring shoots up here in Minnesota. Thanks for another great video my friend.
@jewpowers, I agree. We almost didn't take any footage. We just went to enjoy the place and stuck a camera in our pocket. John and I both were too busy shopping for axes and such to do much filming. We'll go up sometime and get a really good video of it.
I hope theres a part 2, 3, 4 to this video. Thanks Hickok.
Connersville indiana here! I'll make sure to go to the next one and try to run into ya!
Hope there IS a "next one." The spring shoot was cancelled, and now the fall shoot is cancelled. Maybe spring 2021 will take place.
You caught a spoken word from Big John! That is right up there with a bigfoot sighting.
I go here too almost every year. I can't remember if I came out to camp in 2011 though.
“Is that because the burn hurts so much you forget about the arthritis “
I understand fully
Wow, all these great comments. I guess Hickok is right that not many people have heard of the NMLRA spring shoot. If you are in to black powder or looking to get into black power, this is the place to go.
@Iceman5164, That's cool; I hope there are many others like you out there.
Love you videos live about 5 miles from you in Cheatham county.
Okay, so I just turned 18 and this is something I've been fascinated with since I was about 4. I used to live in Madison, Indiana which had a black powder competition for youth that I participated in(I always had fun shooting). Do you think I should get back into black powder competitions? Also, you should keep going back to Friendship. We may end up meeting out there one day.
Yes, go with your shooting passion.
I love events like that. Really enjoyed seeing the vendors. Hope you post more. One question: was that a "man purse" you were wearing? At near 7ft. tall, I bet nobody kids you about it! LOL.
i was just thinking hickok45. should like this. good to see more videos from you!
Went to Friendship a few times back in the early '80's, out of the Illinois Free Trappers. A great party with some great shooting, too. I was called "Boudins" for my sausage making skills. My video response is from our '84 (if memory still serves) "Frozen Butts Rondyvous" and I'm the one wearing the skunk hat and fur coat.
god i love black powder. navy colt 1860 and Springfield 1863 are my dream guns.
@fire1777, I bought one from him. I think it's my favorite thrower now.
Wish I could have made it; I live about 75 miles west of Friendship, in Bloomington, and coincidentally have recently developed somewhat of an interest in 18th-19th century muzzleloaders. Maybe sometime within the next several years...
@hickok45 Great video hickok, I like seeing pieces of history like that. Some of those old guys seemed pretty friendly about what they had :)
Man that is so cool. I would love to go there and check it out someday. It looks like stepping back in time, thanks for the video.
I'd love to be at something like that. Thanks for sharing.
5:17 See how that ponytail dude making friends.
LoL.
Absolutely awesome.
Sheesh, between the Machine Gun shoot at Knob Creek and the Muzzleloading shoot in Friendship I can't believe that I haven't run into you yet. Maybe one day at the Quigley Shoot in Montana.
they need to do a special on this on the history channel
added to bucket list
I love the craftsmanship.
@hickok45 I would like to suggest watching a DIY Steadicam video. It's an inexpensive device that can be easily made probably in 30 minutes and can help keep your camera shots that have movement in them very smooth.
@jthomps621, Probably so. Flintlocks to machineguns - how's that for a wide range?
Hope to see you this year Hickok!!
@hickok45 - When I was 11 or 12 I was asked at a family BBQ if I wanted to shoot my uncle's muzzle-loader. "Sure," I said.
I remember being given one of the balls for a keepsake and it must have been a .45 or .50 caliber. I don't have it anymore, so I don't know. Anyway, that thing kicked the hell out of my shoulder at that age, but it was quite the day that day, because my shot bested every one of the adults who shot before me. I knocked the centre out of the ringed target at 20 yards.
Dad's been taking me since I was in diapers. It's either rainy or sweltering hot. I wouldn't miss it, though. I love the crack ~ boom of the rifles during the match.
I really want to buy one of these beautiful flintlocks....
Hey Have you ever been to the NSSA in Winchester VA. .they shoot civil war weapons and cannon.
Thanks for posting
KUDOS!, Great job of capturing the spirit of friendship
Awesome video guys. I'd love to see more footage from that show. I can't wait to see which Hawk you bought. And, did you do any shooting while you were there? Great videos guys. Thanks for sharring
Man I wish that a quarter of the people who come to this shoot came to the ones where I live, its only like 20 people.
I was surprised when I rounded the corner, by the blacksmith who you bought the throwing axe from, and I ran into you.
yea i went to the west coast NAMBLA or something for breech loading guns when i was a kid. go muzzle-loaders!
Good video,Thanks for your time.
"Is that because the burn hurts so much you forget about the arthritis." . . . . SILENCE. HAHA
Love this place. Go almost every shoot!
Haven't made it there yet, I'm way up here in New England, but someday I will make it to Friendship!
id like to see a close up video on that tomahawk you bought. it looked gorgeous!
Hickok sounds skeptical of the knives at the first blacksmith shop.
"Some of these are damascus steel."
"Mmm, yeah.... Yeah that's that's uh... Neat..."
And imagine being the guy running that stand at 5:06. You're standing there, peddling your snake oil to some sap, that sap turns out to not be so sappy and calls you out, people laugh and you are paralyzed with the realization that a giant ogre is creeping around filming the entire incident.
@snowsniper8, Are throwing axes illegal up there? :-) Surely, the single shot versions are okay! :-)
hickok did you go to the battle of king's mountain reenactment at king's fort in kingston TN? i did pretty nice got to fire a musket and all rather nice reenactment
When the zombie apocalypse comes these will be some good people to know and to learn how to live off the grid from.
Fantastic video!!!!
great vid hickok!
Looks like a great place to go. Thanks for the video!
The next time I visit the USA, no one takes me away from going to a civil war museum, to another in Western and buy 6 replica Colt .45 bullets. God bless America 👍🏻
(I have already visited L.A, Las Vegas, Miami, Orlando & Phili )
I'm from New Albany, IN, but now live in Ga. I'm just curious where Friendship is in relationship to my old home town. I'm assuming it must be between Cincinnati and Louisville?
Thanks for sharing!
So cool, would love to go there.
man this looks like some good fun
I feel like Beaver Bill would know how to party.
you always seem to be in places i wish i was in
Very interesting video! Thanks for showing.
Any wheel locks or matchlocks or were they all primarily 18th/19th century?
Good video! Thanks for posting.
Rofl "Is that because the burn hurts so much you forget about the arthritis?"
@hickok45 oh they're legal you just have to register with 14 different municipal, provincial and National organizations with the exact description of the weapon, your total job history, criminal records, mothers maiden name, your favorite colour the prime minsters favorite colour 150 in sequentially marked bills and all of this in triplicate. :P
Cool, video, I enjoyed that and very informative. Thanks
@bandman232
I've shot a Bolt-action before, it is fun but getting the small 22 Caliber into the chamber was kind of annoying especially when your prone
do you ever go down to florida for big events like this?
@xTacticalDogsx, Maybe you could convince them that you're going to start cutting all the firewood they need? :-)
I hope theres a part two to this???