The United Nebraska Muzzleloaders Association, established on January 20, 1979, is a voluntary organization of individuals and clubs interested in activities involving the history and use of muzzle loading firearms.  

Some of the goals of the Association include promoting muzzle loading across the state through the exchange of information regarding shoots and other black powder events, and the development of legislative materials affecting the future of the sport. The organization sanctions the muzzle loading rifle, pistol, and shotgun championship matches. The host clubs and shoot sites are determined each January at our state muzzle loading convention.

The Association is governed by a nine member board of directors; three directors are elected from each of three districts determined by region. The Eastern district consists of that part of Nebraska east of highway 81, the Central district is that part of Nebraska between highway 81 and 83, while the Western district is that part of Nebraska west of highway 83.

As a member of the United Nebraska Muzzleloaders Association, you will receive the newsletter "The Powder Horn Press", which includes a calendar of upcoming events, and many interesting articles concerning muzzle loading in Nebraska. Additionally, you will receive a handbook providing information on member black powder clubs and ranges. To become a member of the Association, please complete the membership form and send it to the Sec./Treas. You need not be a resident of Nebraska to become a member.

Annual dues are payable as of January 1st of each year and are for the calendar year. Dues must be paid by March 1st to receive all Association publications for the year.

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