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    Best out of jug choke

    What is the best way of loading to get the best benifit from a jug choke smooth gun. What kind of wads, lube,etc. Have tried powder,3 or 4 overshot wads, shot, and one over shot wad. Not bad but think I could do better. Whats your best method. Thanks Teton Ted
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    easiest to clean powder

    :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :hatsoff: at-a-boy. all part of the experiance Teton Ted
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    Caywood Southern Mountain Rifle

    Same here. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: I'me liken my 20ga. English fowler,and learning a bunch on the forun on how to use it. :hatsoff: Teton Ted
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    size of shot

    Could someone give the size in thousands of #4, #5, & #6 lead shot please. Thank you kindly. Teton Ted
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    Tumbling cast balls

    I have shot swaged balls without the sprue,and cast with the sprue up and placed down. I like not having to be concerned with a sprue. Jest my preference. Teton Ted
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    Tumbling cast balls

    I read on a recent post about tumbling cast balls in graphite to eliminate the sprue.Could someone give some info on how to do this? Where do you get graphite? Thanks for you help. Teton Ted
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    melting pot

    fw7o7, Thanks for the suggestion on the pot, as I have a lead dipper. Think I will get one and give it a try. Teton
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    melting pot

    I would like to make some round ball. I have the molds I need. Probably would shoot 1000 rounds a year. What would be a good melting pot for my need. Thanks for your help. Teton Ted "Get out of the wheat field Gramma, your go'en agins't the grain."
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    Buffer use for smoothbores

    I have read of using corn meal with your shot load for better patterns. How about using factory made buffer that re-loaders use in their shotshells. What is it made of? Has anyone tried it? Thanks Teton Ted
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    single set trigger

    I would like someones opinion on a single set trigger for a flintlock rifle used for deer hunting. Can't you shoot the rifle whithout setting the trigger? Thanks Teton Ted
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    Need a stock built for a barrel

    Can't shorten the stock cause it has a patch box. I kind of want another stock that is a plain jane and I don't have to change barrels. Teton Ted
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    Need a stock built for a barrel

    I have a caywood fowler with a .54 cal. rifle barrel that fits the stock. They did a great job :thumbsup: but i would like another stock for the rifle barrel with a shorter lop. The caywood has a 14 inch lop and with the rifle barrel on the stock I feel like I'm climbing or reaching for the...
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    Leather wads

    I have a ton of scrap vegatable and oil tanned leather. Has anyone tried using leather for wads in their smoothbores? Seems like they would hold lube and cushion well in a smoothbore. Thank you kindly for your input. Teton Ted
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