Muzzle Loaders Association of Great Britain

The MLAGB was formed in 1952
and is the Governing Body for muzzle loading within the UK.
Its objectives are to encourage an interest in muzzle loading firearms;
to promote, regulate and safeguard their use;
and to preserve their freedom of collection.

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Black Powder / Discussion Forum

The BSSC have issued information and guidance regarding the very important EU consultation on firearms controls at present in progress. It is essential that members respond to what is a potentially very harmful consultation. Please note that the deadline is the 17th June.

The Pistolfest & Schutzenfest will be held at Wedgnock on 18/19 May. Entry forms now available: Pistol or Musket & Rifle.

The date and venue for the National Clay Pigeon Championships has changed to Saturday 29th June 2013 at Yeaveley Shooting Ground, Derbyshire.

OTF Match, Wedgnock, 13/14 April. Pistol Results / Musket & Rifle Results

Mid and Long Range National Rifle Championship entry forms are now available. Shooting is at Bisley (April - August) and comprise matches for military and free rifle at 200, 300, 500 & 600 yards, with additional matches for free rifle at 900 & 1000 yards. Results for 200 & 300 yard Rifle Championships

MLAGB Annual General Meeting: 15 June 2013 at Wedgnock. All members are invited to attend and to exercise their voting rights in directing the policies of the Association.

Black Powder
is the quarterly journal
of the MLAGB

Discussion Forum
enables contact with muzzle loaders worldwide

Collecting

Read the the latest Association news and announcements. People, places and events. Regional, national and international competition. Collectors arms fairs and auctions. Legislation and BSSC news.

Many MLAGB members are collectors of antique arms and accessories and the Association is proud of the part it plays in encouraging the preservation, study and research of our colourful and historic past.

Muzzle loading today is an exciting sport, the variety of which is unmatched. From the casual target shooters through to the keenest marksman with international aspirations there is something to offer.

The MLAGB's own ranges near Warwick offer unrivalled facilities. The three separate ranges at 25m, 50m and 100m, each have covered firing points. They are sited in the heart of England with easy motorway access.

Visiting Bisley; then come and stay at the historic Exhibition Hut. Used throughout the year by many individuals and clubs, this facility is available to all. The club house is also available for meetings and exhibitions.