madmantrapper
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Where do you guys buy Pyrodex, balls, and percussion caps locally? Brownstone will not be open til Wednesday.
Muzzleloader supplies
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HNP Black Powder
601 E BACK RIVERNECK RD
ESSEX, MD 21221
410-238-1708
This is where I get a lot of my supplies. Great little shop.
601 E BACK RIVERNECK RD
ESSEX, MD 21221
410-238-1708
This is where I get a lot of my supplies. Great little shop.
- Jul 29, 2014
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bass pro? dick's?
bowtech25
Active Member
Powder horn gun shop in mcsherrystown PA 717 632 7844 10 min from Manchester. There is also hanover shooter supply cant remember his number off hand.
llkoolkeg
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Brownstone is usually where I go. When going to or from Hagerstown by way of PA-16, I'll also stop in Hunter's Den on the near side of Waynesboro for that stuff.
I don't know if they have muzzle-loader stuff specifically but Reddings Hardware in Gettysburg is pretty close.
bowtech25
Active Member
Brad ( Brownstone) is a great source for anything black power.
I was going to say the same but not really local to Carroll county.
madmantrapper
Ultimate Member
Thanks guys HNP has everything I need.
madmantrapper
Ultimate Member
Went to HNP, wrong time of day, but I got there. They are nice folks, everything is organized. They had everything at decent prices. Someone mentioned Dick's, they have nothing; no powder, caps,or balls. Bass Pro I try to never visit, parking is the pits, the lines suck and I don't like the neighborhood.
Jimet
Active Member
If you are real into muzzleloaders, google Dixons Gunworks. They are in Pa. About a 100 miles from here. I went up 6-7 yrs. ago for their annual July gun fair. It was awesome. 
madmantrapper
Ultimate Member
I'm not really into it to much, I was trying to help out grandkids.
Dick's in Gambrills has little if anything. Definitely no powder or caps. No permit I was told. No interest in getting one, I noticed.
Looks like it's Bass Pro for me.
Clydes Sport Shop...2307 Hammonds Ferry Road, Halethorpe, Md.
410-242-6108
www.clydessports.com
They also employ a good gunsmith named: Lawrence
410-242-6108
www.clydessports.com
They also employ a good gunsmith named: Lawrence
Bass Pro is coming up short for everything except powder. They also no longer carry muzzle loaders in the store.
I was there(Arundel Mills) last night and specifically asked about black powder revolvers because the shelves were bare. Staff behind the counter said they no longer carry them in store.
Dang! Looks like a job for "Ship to store."
ok, I know they sold the black powder revolvers before, but I would not say "they no longer carry muzzleloaders" as a general statement. They are big into selling inlines still. Not a traditional muzzleloader but a muzzleloader none the less.
They used to sell the Traditions sidelock kits too, but I have not seen those there for at least the past 6 months.
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