Sep 16, 2026 · 45 min · 9 segments
What’s changing in the muzzleloader industry, and what should hunters be thinking about as muzzleloader season approaches? In this episode of the Muzzle-Loaders Podcast, Hunter welcomes Darren Binder…
Darren BinderGuest
So... uh looks like we want to talk a little bit about like because i think how long have we worked together like oh gosh when did we start working well i
started working here in 2017 you were still part-time when i started working here i came in in customer service in february of 2017
wow that's a long time things have changed so we were just talking about before the show how much things have changed yeah in that amount of time yeah the company's grown there's so many new faces around here and
Yes, I think I...
But now that you're back, there's an old face, but previously to your return, I was the only old face left.
Yeah.
It's wild.
It's kind of crazy.
Everybody grows up and moves out and starts families and takes new opportunities, and it's all good.
It's all good.
I was in
Yeah, it is wild.
Yeah, almost a decade.
Like, after leaving here, I've kind of been focused on my paramedic stuff, and I've still hunted, and I still shoot muzzleloaders, and I've tried to stay semi-plugged into the muzzleloader matrix.
But I just walked in here this morning, and I was like, I saw, like, a bunch of new things.
Like, where did this come from? Like, what's this all about? And so, like, I would really appreciate and I think it would probably be good just content for everybody.
Like, what has been happening in muzzleloading over the last, you know, four years that I've kind of been unplugged from this whole operation?
Over the last four years, you know, there's been a few new products that have come out.
You know, I would say you're looking at...
So... uh looks like we want to talk a little bit about like because i think how long have we worked together like oh gosh when did we start working well i
started working here in 2017 you were still part-time when i started working here i came in in customer service in february of 2017
wow that's a long time things have changed so we were just talking about before the show how much things have changed yeah in that amount of time yeah the company's grown there's so many new faces around here and
Yes, I think I...
But now that you're back, there's an old face, but previously to your return, I was the only old face left.
Yeah.
It's wild.
It's kind of crazy.
Everybody grows up and moves out and starts families and takes new opportunities, and it's all good.
It's all good.
I was in
Yeah, it is wild.
Yeah, almost a decade.
Like, after leaving here, I've kind of been focused on my paramedic stuff, and I've still hunted, and I still shoot muzzleloaders, and I've tried to stay semi-plugged into the muzzleloader matrix.
But I just walked in here this morning, and I was like, I saw, like, a bunch of new things.
Like, where did this come from? Like, what's this all about? And so, like, I would really appreciate and I think it would probably be good just content for everybody.
Like, what has been happening in muzzleloading over the last, you know, four years that I've kind of been unplugged from this whole operation?
Over the last four years, you know, there's been a few new products that have come out.
You know, I would say you're looking at...
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