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I would shoot it, no matter how long it sits in its original box it will never be an original. I would enjoy it.

If you never plan on selling it, why not shoot it and enjoy it as it was made to be done with.

All the dovetails for those kinds of rifles are good, and if certain are (a bit) large, just a touch with a good file side under solves...

That's how I do, only for revolvers (.36 or .44) and as a primer for pans, but remember that the T7 is softer than the Swiss #2 or...

4F is not optimal for a 45 caliber. It is a flint pan priming powder. Almost no one uses 4F for a load, though I know some have played...

While the video shows reward movement it does not show rise. Ported vs non ported Once upon a time I took several firearms and set...

Hello, I never did trust the “LEE precision” plastic cups, but I've always trusted brass measures, this is just a personal opinion...

So before you go down a rabbit hole, use the brass, adjustable measure. Worry about the Lee powder measure kit later. The old...

I'll tell you what I know and think (believe?) 'bout that... By the time the barrel starts to rise, the bullet is already far along its...

Mrs. Prudence is Miss Security's mother. The only real safe revolver is an empty one with a fully greased cylinder: no powder, no...

I’ve never heard of any blackpowder revolver exploding unless loaded with smokeless powder. Ever. Chainfires, in my limited experience...

I've seen match musket shooters drag a set of bathroom scales to the range, weighing the poundage of ram rod pressure. Consistency is...

Mama said there would be days like this.

About the chain fires, if the bullet has the right caliber you don't need anything, grease or not: the function of the grease is to...

For pistol? It's as you like/feel, but no difference at the accuracy level... For me, the simplest way is the best: powder, filler...