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    how flat does a 62 ca. RB shoot?

    Ok, in my 20 gauge smoothbore I started with 60 grains of 2F Swiss. My findings with all sorts of powder I always come back to the Swiss. It burns so much better with less residue and burns alot more clean also. Stuck with it ever since! I would start there. I am a big fan of less is better...
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    how flat does a 62 ca. RB shoot?

    Just a quick throw out there question. What is the reason for such black powder charge behind a roundball (175 grains) or for any projectile for that matter? I hear alot of people talk about "Oh yeah I put 150 grains behind my 54 cal". For what! Beside your shoulder being blown apart. I have...
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    how flat does a 62 ca. RB shoot?

    I use this roundball out of my smooth rifle. I use the Buffalo ball .610 round ball with .010 thick oiled ox-yoke patch. With 60 grains Swiss blackpowder (2F), 75 yards no problem. Puts them in the same hole everytime on target. Don't forget roundball is the most stable object in the air, all...
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    Red Flint Leathers!

    Does anybody know where you can find red flint leathers, like Caywood uses on his guns? I really like the look and can not find them anywhere. Any information would be helpful! THANKS!
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    Interested in 1742 longland

    I do have one and I love it! It it the most reliable gun I own. The key to this gun is to use French flints in it. The most amazing spark everytime. I have yet to have it misfire, even in the rain. The weight really is not much of concern considering you are carrying around a cannon. Works...
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