SHOT Show 2020: Traditions NitroFire and Federal FireStick

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posted on January 21, 2020
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It isn't often that the firearm industry sees true innovation, particularly in the realm of muzzleloaders. Muzzleloading firearms have history that stretches back centuries, and the process for loading them has always been the same: load your loose powder before your projectile. With the new Traditions NitroFire muzzleloader and the Federal Premium FireStick, all that changes.

Watch the American Rifleman First Look video above for more details.

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