Muzzle-Loading Stores

[TGeorge 0]

Any gun stores in New Jersey which carry muzzle-loading supplies like flints, caps, balls and/or molds?

[tbtrout 141]

Cheyenne Mtn Outfitters does in central Jersey. Where do you live?

[coldsolderjoint 84]

Tim, are you sure they carry that stuff still?

 

When I went there, seemed like they were mostly catering to inline stuff.

 

i know it's not in NJ, but if you can spare the time, take a trip out to Dixon's Muzzle loading, its a few minutes away from Cabelas.

 

http://dixonmuzzleloading.com/

 

This is THE holy grail for muzzleloaders.

 

I spent like $400 without knowing it.

[Cemeterys Gun Blob 165]

Any gun stores in New Jersey which carry muzzle-loading supplies like flints, caps, balls and/or molds?

 

Your best bet is Dixon's in PA. Otherwise, mail order.

 

I've started getting into black magic myself for Cowboy, and have had zero luck in NJ.

[TGeorge 0]

I live in Northern New Jersey.

 

Have been to Dixon's many times - always make their Gunmaker's Fair.

 

Years ago there was store in Neshanic Station owned by Charlie Stone. He only sold Muzzle-loading stuff, but then moved to PA when the State started to go anti-gun under Tom Kean and his successors. I also remember a lot of chain stores selling various B.P. guns, kits etc. I bought my first B.P. gun from a store in Jackson, N.J.

[docwalt 1]

TGeorge.....I remember that place well. It had to be the original Jackson Sporting

goods. The bearded father and son team. That was long ago.

[TGeorge 0]

TGeorge.....I remember that place well. It had to be the original Jackson Sporting

goods. The bearded father and son team. That was long ago.

 

I bought it there back in 1972 or so.

[docwalt 1]

Yea... it had to be them. Sure was a nice store back then.

[Old School 611]

I live in Northern New Jersey.

 

Have been to Dixon's many times - always make their Gunmaker's Fair.

 

Years ago there was store in Neshanic Station owned by Charlie Stone. He only sold Muzzle-loading stuff, but then moved to PA when the State started to go anti-gun under Tom Kean and his successors. I also remember a lot of chain stores selling various B.P. guns, kits etc. I bought my first B.P. gun from a store in Jackson, N.J.

 

Wow!!!!! Charlie Stone !!! Ran for president on the Federalist ticket. Bought my first TC Hawken from him. Coolist guy. Do you think he's still around? Gotta be a 100 years old.

[TGeorge 0]

"Wow!!!!! Charlie Stone !!! Ran for president on the Federalist ticket. Bought my first TC Hawken from him. Coolist guy. Do you think he's still around? Gotta be a 100 years old."

 

I don't know. Forgot about his Federalist Run. I'm a Republican, but voted for him. O think he may have run against Tom Kean.

 

The last I heard he moved to PA.

 

Even if you weren't buying anything, you could always go see him in his store, and stand around his pot-bellied stove and discuss guns, politics, history and muzzle-loading.

 

Charlie Stone was one of the greatest guys I ever met and a Great American. Sorry I lost contact with him after I married.

[BillC. 26]

Yup Charlie Stone is still around, saw him memorial day. Still has a shop in Ottsville PA on 611 near lake Nockamixon.