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Southern Idaho Muzzleloader Association

Events

Monthly Meetings

typically held the last Saturday of every month (except May) starting at around 9:00 am, usually at the Shoshone shooting range (42.921362108605976, -114.39340355393098)

0.9 miles eaast of Shoshone on Dietrich Highway. There is competitive shooting at every meeting, and sometimes other events like tomahawk throwing, knife throwing, fire starting.

The next shoot will be September 26th 2026 at 9AM at the Shoshone range.

Annual Rendezvous

held near the end of May every year at Malad Gorge State Park. Competitive shooting, other events, vendors.

Contacts

President: Mark Meyer 208/358-1655

Vice President: Bob Bracken 208/731-8094

Range Officer: Frank Glauner 208/410-9057

Webmaster: Rodney Heil rodney@idahomuzzleloaders.org

For general inquiries: info@idahomuzzleloaders.org

If you have any suggestions for improving the site, please email me (rodney@idahomuzzleloaders.org). I'm still new to this website management thing, so I might not know how to implement your suggestion, but it would give me a goal to work toward, anyway.

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External Links - some sites that might be of interest to you

NMLRA (National Muzzleloading Rifle Association)

Idaho Free Trappers

Fort Henry Buckskinners

Buffalo Arms

Dixie Gun works

Muzzleloader Builder's Supply

Crazy Crow

Black Wolf Blades is mainly a knife and sword store in Pocatello, but they have recently acquired an inventory of muzzleloaders. Check 'em out.

Wyoming State Muzzle Loading Association

Fort Buenaventura Mountain Men

Fort Bridger Rendezvous

New to Muzzleloading?

Curious about muzzleloading but don't know where to start? We'd be happy to help!

Members of Southern Idaho Muzzleloaders can provide informal instruction and demonstrations to help newcomers learn about muzzleloading firearms, equipment, loading procedures, shooting techniques, and safe range practices.

Muzzleloading involves firearms and inherent risks of serious injury or death. Instruction and demonstrations are provided as a courtesy and are not a substitute for professional firearms training, the manufacturer's instructions, or the shooter's own responsibility to safely handle and operate a firearm.

Participants are responsible for following all applicable safety rules and instructions, using appropriate equipment, and making their own determination as to whether they are capable of safely participating. Participation is voluntary and at the participant's own risk.

If you'd like to learn more, contact us and we'll be glad to put you in touch with an experienced member.