American Long Rifle Association

Once again John Steward and I will be conducting a winter camp in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest west of Pocatello in February. If interested please contact one of us.

Try larsdatter.com/18c/index.html for another web site with plenty of pictures and reference materials for men, women, and children.

James Townsend & Son, Inc, Pierceton, Indiana, has been compiling a series of colonial-era pictures, paintings, and sketches. Their site is called Sifting the Past, Studying the Past, One Image at a Time. You can find it at http://siftingthepast.com. If you are looking for information for your bib o...

Sorry, William, but with our move from Missouri to Idaho we never got the mailed written copy. Larry sent me one by email, but I had already asked on the Forum and I wanted to publicly tell Ty (and everyone else) how good it is.

Tom - you'll have to come get it because it doesn't mail well.
William - I read the Gazette as all good members should be doing but it is easier to respond this way then a letter to the editor.

I made up some using Ty's recipe and took it to the Western Gathering where it was a big hit amongst all who tried it. Thanks again.

At the last National Gathering, Ty brought some really good rum shrub. Would it be possible that the recipe could be shown here?

Looks good, Ken. Something to look forward to.

When I started as chairman of the National Standing Committee on Authenticity (NSCA) (the Authenticity Committee) in 2014, I had one goal: finalize and produce a set of easier to understand bib guidelines. With the help of 5 other people over 3 years I am pleased to say that I have achieved my goal....

I melt the lead and fill up my lead ladle so when I need lead I know that I have the right amount to fill the ladle.