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If it didn't get out of the 50's I'm sure the meat should still be fine. Would be better had he been gutted but that's ok. I'm sure the...

Hope it picks up for you @Hermit Tim. Full disclosure on this buck. I hit him to far forward with no exit. Not one drop of blood on the...

So I was wrong. I didn’t miss! Went fishing this afternoon and found him. Sucker had took a dive into the lake when he died. And it...

Sounds exciting. Nothing like finally seeing one anyway. Haven't seen one yet. Been trying to go all day so fixing to head out for the...

Well, I missed! Probably the nicest buck I’ve seen on public land in a long time. He caught me off guard and saw me. Of course there was...

I am taking down the electric fence around my food plot today, this is much later than usual, it only takes the deer a day or two to...

As you point out no two barrels are exactly the same so I think you data base would turn into a book. I shot in competition so my idea...

Yes that is true and I did think about that. Some people would be happy with hits in a pie plate at 50 yards and others want to their...

Lyman did that with the 36, 40, 44, 45, 50, 54, 58 and 72 PRB, Minie Ball, and Conicals under a very controlled environment, with...

I think it's a great idea.

I have been pondering this idea for sometime about creating some sort of central location on information for people's loads with various...

I only have one rifle I do that with, it's a .75 jaeger and due to the large powder charge it helps with the patch not burning through.

My rifle is loaded right now with a pinch of wasp nest over the powder & a patched ball seated on top. I do this when leaving my gun...

Using a dry, over powder patch or felt wad, etc, is a practice to protect the prb patch from getting burn holes. If your fired patches...

You will find many recurring threads that talk of using a wad or folded patch between powder and ball. Especially when using a thin path...